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[Characteristics of work conditions of repair mechanics engaged in the production of non-metallic construction materials].

The article contains data on the evaluation of the physical and neuropsychic load, thermoregulation processes', CVS and CNS and neuro-muscular states in the workers engaged in ore crushing equipment service, in particular, in sand and gravel extraction enterprises in Tadzhikistan, USSR. It was established that the major unfavourable occupational factor lay in physical overload against neuropsychic strain resulting into marked changes in CVS, CNS, thermoregulation and neuro-muscular state. The contributors provided hygienic recommendation for labour conditions improvements.

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[Physiologic-hygienic characteristics of work conditions of female workers engaged in applying coats of paint].

The process of paint coating (female workers being mostly engaged in the technological process) is characterized by hazardous health-related effects (organic solvents and coating components) and those of the working process (forced uncomfortable postures and multiple local stereotype movements). The performed complex of physiological and hygienic research made it possible to reveal the dynamics of fatiguability, hygienic properties of the technological process at its different stages, as well as to elaborate health improvement measures to lower the negative effects of the industrial environment.

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