Safety Analysis of Injuries and the Human Factor in Electric Power Industry Enterprises

2026

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DOI 10.52209/1609-1825_2026_1_80
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article examines the causes and factors of occupational injuries in the electric power industry and analyzes the statistical data of injuries in the energy sector of the region. Many authors provide evidence that the main injury is caused by human activity, rather than the causes, dangerous working conditions and equipment. But since the energy industry is an industry with a high risk of natural disasters, both causes will be major. The main goal of the power generation and distribution enterprise is to reduce or prevent injuries in accordance with the standard requirements of the Occupational Safety and health management system, eliminate risks, reduce risk, correctly select qualified personnel, and prevent accidents