The article considers the latest technologies and methods used in the field of labor protection and industrial safety, as well as changes in legislation in 2025. The issues of the causes of industrial injuries, the culture of labor protection as an element of management, as well as the introduction of a risk-oriented approach are raised.

The authors of the article reveal issues related to the use of digital technologies in creating safe working conditions, reducing the risks of industrial injuries or accidents. The article discusses the positive and negative aspects of using artificial intelligence and robotics in manufacturing. The authors write about the lack of an appropriate regulatory framework, as well as the definition of the subject of liability in the event of harm caused by a robot to an employee. The authors come to the conclusion about the need to develop and implement safety protocols, determine the procedure for action in the event of failure of automated systems.

The article is devoted to the analysis and development of measures to improve working conditions at gas industry enterprises, covering the period from 2021 to 2023. The gas industry, being an important sector of the economy, requires special attention to issues of occupational safety and employee safety. The work examines occupational risks identified as a result of a special assessment of working conditions, as well as production factors affecting the health of employees, including physical, respiratory and psychological aspects. The article highlights the importance of compliance with labor laws and government regulations, as well as the need for an integrated approach to improving working conditions in the gas industry. The proposed measures will improve the safety and health of employees, which in turn will contribute to the effective operation of enterprises in this sector.

This paper presents an analysis of methods for measuring the dust content of the mine atmosphere, which is an important aspect of ensuring occupational safety in the coal mining industry. Various approaches to dust concentration assessment, including laboratory and field methods, are being investigated. The advantages and disadvantages of each of the methods, their effectiveness and measurement accuracy are considered. Attention is also paid to modern monitoring technologies, including the use of automated systems and sensors. In conclusion, recommendations are offered on the selection of the most appropriate methods for various mine operating conditions.

The article provides a comprehensive overview of the mechanisms by which fire extinguishing powders operate to combat fires, detailing how these agents effectively suppress flames. It categorizes the various types of fire extinguishing powders available, highlighting their unique properties and applications. Additionally, the article discusses the advantages and disadvantages associated with using powder extinguishing agents, as well as the specific characteristics of these powders that directly influence their effectiveness in extinguishing fires, ensuring readers gain a thorough understanding of this critical fire safety component.

In the article examines the application of modern labor law in the Soviet rules on compensation for work under special conditions. Discusses the relationship of compensation from a special assessment of working conditions. Specified legal grounds, the types and sizes of allowances for employees working in hazardous and dangerous conditions.

Employee health is a fundamental aspect of the successful functioning of any enterprise.

Environmentally dependent diseases: circulatory system; nervous system and sensory organs, mental disorders; respiratory organs; digestive organs; blood and hematopoietic organs; skin and subcutaneous tissue; endocrine system, eating disorders, metabolic disorders; genitourinary organs (including pregnancy pathology); congenital anomalies; neoplasms: mouth, nasopharynx, upper respiratory tract, trachea, bronchi, lungs, etc., digestive organs, genitourinary organs. Often, individual nosologies of environmentally dependent diseases «spill over» into environmentally caused pathology (naturally caused and anthropogenic) and socially significant diseases. Often an environmentally dependent pathology associated with the impact of оften, environmentally dependent pathology associated with exposure to anthropogenic pollutants has a common etiology, pathogenesis and clinical manifestations, principles of treatment with occupational diseases caused by exposure to the same chemical compounds.