Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Occupational Safety: From Technological Hazards to Environmental Liability

This book delves into pertinent topics such as safety and health in the era of the fourth industrial revolution, environmental management in Industry 4.0, and the implications of emerging technologies on worker safety. Chapters focusing on transportation accidents involving hazardous materials provide valuable insights into risk analysis, preventive measures, and crisis management planning. The inclusion of case studies and real-world scenarios enhances the practical relevance of the content. Furthermore, the book explores the role of modern technologies in mitigating transportation accidents and improving emergency response. It also examines the legal and regulatory frameworks governing environmental liability, with case studies illustrating the consequences of transboundary accidents. Additionally, the discussion on job stress in the public sector offers valuable insights into the challenges faced by public officers and the implications for organizational performance and employee well-being. Overall, this publication serves as a valuable resource for safety and health professionals, industrial hygienists, scientists, engineers, process engineers, laboratory staff, and plant managers. It equips readers with the knowledge and tools necessary to critically analyze risk factors, address occupational safety challenges, and contributes to the effective management of man-made and technological hazards.