Objective
To explore the application of fuzzy synthetic evaluation model (FSEM) to the evaluation on occupational hazard control programs, and to provide scientific and methodological evidence for future occupational hazard prevention and control.
Methods
Historical data and field survey data on occupational health of an iron and steel enterprise were collected. On the basis of the comprehensive evaluation index system of occupational hazard prevention and control that was established previously by our team, the status of occupational hazard prevention and control in the enterprise was evaluated by FSEM.
Results
The total score of occupational hazard prevention and control of the iron and steel enterprise was 85.215. Specifically, the score of workers' conditions, a dimension of the first-level indicators, was 75.370, and the scores of workers' basic information, physical conditions, and knowledge-attitude-behavior, three dimensions of the second-level indicators, were 73.190, 72.660, and 74.800, respectively.
Conclusion
The overall preventive effect on occupational hazards in the selected iron and steel enterprise is good, but effective measures are required to improve workers' conditions which is the weakest link in the whole system evaluated. In addition, the FSEM is a promising tool in the evaluation on occupational hazard prevention and control in iron and steel enterprises.
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