Yapay Zeka Hızlı Bakış & Çıkarımlar
AI InsightAs a result, detailed risk analyses have been conducted to reveal the current situation and possible improvement suggestions for fishing vessels that receive or do not receive OHS services.
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Abstract
Today, occupational health and safety (OHS) practices are made mandatory in all sectors by the agreements signed by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and its member countries, and each country implements the terms of these agreements into its own legislation. The fishing industry is classified as hazardous in terms of occupational health and safety in Türkiye and around the world. In the Turkish legislation, it is stated that “Fishing in sea and coastal waters (including purse seine fishing and fisheries)” is included in the dangerous class with the code 03.11.01 in the Annex-1 Workplace Hazard Classes (NACE) list of the “Communiqué on Workplace Hazard Classes Related to Occupational Health and Safety” published in the official gazette on 26.12.2012. Fishing activities are particularly intense in the Western Black Sea region. However, studies on occupational health and safety are very limited, both regionally and nationally. In our study, occupational health and safety practices in 6 sample fishing vessels in the İnebolu district of Kastamonu Province, which was selected as a pilot region, were examined by creating a checklist within the scope of the “Regulation on Health and Safety Measures in Work Performed on Fishing Vessels” based on the law numbered 6331 and were subsequently evaluated with the 5×5 L type matrix method. In addition, percentage differences were determined with our original methods, and in practice, it was determined which differences caused what kind of problems or improvements. For purse seiners, 22 main risk groups and 89 sub-risk groups were identified. For trawlers, 21 main risk groups and 85 sub-risk groups were identified. The first 19 main risk groups and the first 78 sub-risk groups identified for both purse seiners and trawlers are the same. The other main and sub-risk groups are risk factors specific to purse seiners and trawlers. The results were then compared statistically, identifying differences and similarities. The results were also supported with tables and heat maps. As a result, detailed risk analyses have been conducted to reveal the current situation and possible improvement suggestions for fishing vessels that receive or do not receive OHS services.