METHODS AND MEANS OF MEASURING EXTERNAL RADIATION, RADON CONCENTRATION AND DUST IN WORKPLACES IN MINING ENTERPRISES

This study examines methods and tools for measuring external radiation, radon concentration, and dust levels in mining workplaces. Mining activities often expose workers to ionizing radiation and airborne particles, creating serious health risks. The research reviews dosimeters for radiation assessment, radon detectors for gas monitoring, and dust sampling devices for air quality evaluation. Emphasis is placed on measurement accuracy, reliability, and practical application under real conditions. The study also considers safety standards and monitoring strategies to minimize exposure. The findings support improved occupational safety, environmental protection, and effective control of hazardous factors in mining enterprises, ensuring healthier and safer working environments for personnel