Syllabus

Laboratory works – 12 hours

Practical lessons – 6 hours

Independent work – 48 hours

Consultations – 6 hours

Test – 2 hours

Topic 1.1. Problem of human safety

Topic 1.2 The concept of danger

Topic 1.3. Application of risk approach for construction of probabilistic structural-logical models of dangers

Topic 1.4 Ensuring human safety

Topic 1.5 Industrial and domestic accidents

Topic 1.6 Legal bases Life safety

Laboratory work “Estimation of the impact of production factors on human health”

Practice “Estimation of occupational risks using Fault Tree Analysis”

Practice “Estimation of energy value of food components to ensure the vital functions of the human body”

Section 2. Ensuring industrial safety

Topic 2.1 The effects of electrical shorting on the human body

Topic 2.2 Danger of electrical networks and methods of their safe operation

Laboratory work “Research of the resistance of the human body to electric current”

Practice “Application of methods and means of ensuring life safety”

Section 3. Ensuring industrial sanitation and hygiene of labour

Topic 3.1 Electromagnetic fields and radiation of radio frequency and optical bands

Topic 3.2 Noise and vibration

Topic 3.3 Air of work area

Laboratory work “Research of natural and artificial lighting parameters”

Laboratory work ” Research of the properties of human sound perception”

Laboratory work “Research of working air”

• ability to effectively use the legal documents in activities;

• knowledge of the basic methods of maintaining the health and working productivity in buildings, on vacation and during professional activities;

• the ability to assess the living environment for personal safety, the safety of society, to monitor hazards and to justify the main approaches and means of saving the lives, health and protection of workers in the event of a threat.

• rationale of the choice of safe modes and parameters of production processes (in the field of activity);

• ability to identify dangerous factors of natural and production environments and find ways to prevent their impact using risk theory;

• eliminate the causes of accidents and professional diseases at work.

• prevent domestic and industrial injuries, as well as general and professional diseases;

• knowledge of organizational and legal measures to ensure safe living and the ability to justify and ensure the full implementation of measures for collective and individual security.

• ability to substantiate normative and organizational measures to ensure safe operation of equipment and prevention of technogenic hazards;

• ability to analyze the mechanisms of human hazards, determine the character of its interaction, taking into account the specifics of the toxic effects of substances, energy effects and the combined action of damaging factors.

Test №1 – after studying the first section

Test №2 – after studying the second and third sections

Final test – a final assessment of three content modules

Practical and laboratory classes are a mandatory component of enrollment in the discipline.

Tatyana Stytsenko, tatiana.stytsenko@nure.ua

Associate Profosser at Occupational safety Department

Anna Proniuk, ganna.proniuk@nure.ua

type of control-. offset

Part-time form of study: lectures-4 hours, practical classes-6 hours, independent work-78 hours, type of control- offset.

(semester 3-6th)

«Life Safety»

1. The main provisions of occupational safety in the IT industry.

2. Psychological and physiological features of users of IT technologies while ensuring the safety of labor processes.

3. Theoretical bases of risk and methods of calculations of probability of occurrence of emergency situation at use of computerized systems.

1) basic methods and means of ensuring occupational safety in the IT industry;

2) readiness to apply modern methods of research and analysis of risks, threats and dangers at workplaces and production facilities.

3) production factors that can cause occupational diseases in the IT industry, measures and means to eliminate them;

4) ways to reduce the intensity and severity of the labor process in the IT industry;

5) principles and measures of ergonomic organization of safe workplaces of computer users;

6) preventive measures to preserve the health and increase the efficiency of users of IT technologies;

7) development and implementation of secure computerized systems and technologies, selection of optimal working conditions and modes when using IT systems and systems based on modern technological and scientific achievements in the field of labor protection.

2. Complete 2 tests

3. Get at least 60 points per semester.

4. Final grade Ofinal. = (5-8) x 6 pt +

+ (15-26) x 2 test = (60-100) points

2.Methodical instructions for independent work in the discipline ” Safety in IT industry ” for students of all specialties of distance learning / Order: G.V. Pronyuk, TE Stitsenko, NM Serdyuk. – Kharkiv: KNURE, 2017. – 32 p.

3. Methodical instructions for practical classes in the discipline ” Safety in IT industry ” for students of all specialties and forms of education / compiled: T.E. Stytsenko, G.V. Pronyuk. – Kharkiv: KNURE, 2019. – 46 p.

4. Occupational safety in the industry. Distance course Electronic resource: – / B.V.Dzyundziuk, G.V.Pronyuk. – Kharkiv.: KNURE, 2013. Access mode: http://lib.nure.ua, free.

Tetiana Stytsenko

e-mail: tatiana.stytsenko@nure.ua

Senior Lecturer Occupational safety Department

Inna Hondak  e- mail: Inna.hondak@nure.ua

Practical lessons – 12 hours

Independent work – 54 hours

Consultations – 6 hours

Test – 2 hours

Section 1. The main provisions of management systems for working conditions during production activities.

Topic 1.1. The purpose and objectives of the discipline.

Topic 1.2. Requirements of international standards for occupational safety management.

Topic 1.3. Modern approaches to the management of working conditions.

Topic 1.4. Occupational safety management system at the enterprise.

Topic 1.5. State management of labor protection.

Topic 1.6. The procedure for developing a working conditions management system taking into account the requirements of OHSAS

Section 2. Ensuring the safety of production processes

Topic 2.1. Criteria for assessing working conditions at work.

Topic 2.2. Modern methods and approaches to the analysis of working conditions in the workplace.

Topic 2.3. Production factors that can cause professional diseases and methods and means of their elimination.

Topic 2.4. Ensuring industrial safety and problems of industrial sanitation in the production room.

Topic 2.5. Modern ergonomic requirements for workplaces

– choose the principles, methods and means of ensuring safe and harmless working conditions at work;

– assess the environment in terms of personal safety, security of the team;

– to organize monitoring of potentially dangerous situations and to substantiate the main approaches and means of saving life and health;

– to organize workplaces in accordance with ergonomic requirements, to choose the optimal modes of work that ensure high efficiency of employees and the absence of labor intensity.

2. Write two classroom tests (CT), receiving a score for each CT: (15-26) points.

3. Get at least 60 points per semester .

4. Final grade Final = (5-8) x 6 pt +(15-26) x 2 test = (60-100) points

2. Methodical instructions for practical classes.

3. Methodical instructions for independent work in the discipline.

4. Methodical instructions for practical classes in the discipline  (Electronic resource)

e-mail tatiana.stytsenko@nure.ua

Associate Profosser at Occupational safety Department

Oleksandr Mamontov,.

e-mail: aleksandr.mamontov@nure.ua

Practical lessons – 12 hours

Independent work – 54 hours

Consultations – 6 hours

Test – 2 hours

Content module 1.

Topic I. General issues of environmental safety

Topic 2. The impact of production on the environment

Topic 3. Principles and means of protection of the environment (NPS) from industrial pollution

Topic 4. Ecological safety of the atmosphere (protection of the atmosphere from pollution)

Topic 5. Ecological safety of the hydrosphere (protection of the hydrosphere from pollution)

Content module 2.

Topic 1. Ecological safety of the lithosphere (protection of the lithosphere and utilization of industrial waste)

Topic 2. Ecological safety of the human environment (impact of pollutants on human health)

Topic 3. Legal and socio-economic aspects of NPS protection

Topic 4. International cooperation in the field of environmental safety (European standards of environmental safety)

be able to: solve professional problems taking into account the requirements of environmental safety and environmental protection

readiness to apply modern methods of environmental safety management at workplaces and production facilities

2. Write two classroom tests (CT), receiving a score for each CT: (15-26) points.

3. Get at least 60 points per semester .

4. Final grade Final = (5-8) x 6 pt +(15-26) x 2 test = (60-100) points

2. Methodical instructions for independent work in the discipline “Ecology” for students of all areas and forms of education [Text]: / Dzyundzyuk BV, Berezutska NL – Kharkiv, KNURE, 2015 – 60 p.

3. Methodical instructions for practical classes in the discipline “Environmental Safety” for students of all specialties and forms of education [Text]: / Berezutska NL, Hondak II. – Kharkiv, KNURE, 2016 – 48 p.

4. Complex of educational and methodical providing. (catalog.nure.ua/knmz)

e-mail tatiana.stytsenko@nure.ua

Associate Profosser at Occupational safety Department

Natalia Berezutskaya

e-mail natalia.berezutskaya@nure.ua