Occupational Traumatism of Members of Vessel`s Crew on Fishing Fleet in the Northern Water`s Basin
Journal Title: Annals of Marine Science - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
The development of the fishing fleet is particularly important because of the need to provide the population with quality seafood. Specificity of work of the floating crew of the fishing fleet is characterized by frequent changes of factors affecting the health status in general. The analysis of traumatism of members of vessel`screw on fishing fleet of the Northern Water`s Basin have been based on 320 occupational traumas on board of vessels with temporary loss of ability to work.
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Shapovalov K A
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