Socio-philosophical foundations of the "zero injury" concept

One of the topical and debatable problems in the field of ensuring technosphere safety and labor protection of employees of enterprises is the problem of implementing the "Zero Injury" Concept. The article substantiates the thesis that for a correct understanding of the essence of the conc...

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Main Authors: Khomyakova, V. S., Borisova, G. M.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Algorithms
Epistemology
Foundations
Injury analysis
Injury prevention
Labor
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Summary:One of the topical and debatable problems in the field of ensuring technosphere safety and labor protection of employees of enterprises is the problem of implementing the "Zero Injury" Concept. The article substantiates the thesis that for a correct understanding of the essence of the concept and development of practical implementation algorithms, it is necessary to study its ontological, logical, axiological foundations. A philosophical and epistemological analysis of zero injury is carried out, which seems relevant for the theory of knowledge of activities to prevent industrial injuries, since it touches on classical philosophical issues: the relationship between experience and knowledge, the subject and the outside world. Socio-philosophical foundations of the "Zero Injury" Concept is the ideas, principles, laws of socio-philosophical knowledge acting as a link between the general idea of the concept of labor protection management and the possibility of its practical implementation. It is emphasized that moral grounds are dominant among the socio-philosophical foundations of zero injury.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0146868