Assesment of the prevalense of occupancy-related injuries in leading industries of Kazakhstan

2026

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DOI 10.65491/3106-5538-2025-4-10-24
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Occupational injuries are one of the important problems of public health and social protection. In Kazakhstan, over three thousand workers are killed or injured in industrial settings every year. In terms of economic sectors, the largest number of victims was observed in enterprises of the mining and metallurgical complex and the construction sectors of the economy.