Abstract
The problem of pollution in modern furniture factories is considered with an emphasis on dust suppression of the work area. The main causes of pollution, including the processes of processing and finishing materials, as well as its impact on the health of workers, in particular, leading to respiratory diseases and allergic reactions, are being investigated. The existing methods of pollution control and protective measures, including aspiration systems, filtration and personal protective equipment (PPE), are analyzed. Special attention is paid to their effectiveness and practical application in production. Recommendations are given to improve working conditions and reduce dust, including the introduction of modern air purification technologies, regular inspections of ventilation systems, as well as staff training in safety and PPE operation. The article highlights the importance of an integrated approach to ensuring a safe and healthy working environment in the furniture industry, as well as the need to comply with environmental regulations to protect both workers and the environment. In conclusion, the importance of continuous monitoring and improvement of processes is emphasized in order to achieve the best results in the fight against air pollution.