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Evaluated Work System and Environmental Risk for a Worker in Drilling for Methane Gas

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2015
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Dragomir, Ștefan
Bordei, Marian
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Improving the safety and health at work is important not only in terms of human view, in order to reduce possibilities of accident to workers, but also as a way to ensure the success and durability work for a worker in drilling for methane gas. Although considerable effort is undertaken, the number of working accidents and occupational diseases remains high. The cost that these involve for the society, businesses and individuals is high. Accidents at work can have a major financial impact. Some costs are evident, for example loss of production and revenue, or the number of working days lost by taking medical leave. This loss can be expressed easily in financial terms.
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