Authors : Quvondiq Mustafayevich Murtazayev; Chariyar Ruziyevich Xujanov

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 8 - August

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26aug1628

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Abstract : This article develops and substantiates an improved conceptual model for occupational safety in rescuers’ activities. The model integrates five interrelated blocks: regulatory and management, personnel and competencies, risk diagnostics, operational protection, and monitoring and feedback. The study demonstrates that occupational safety for rescuers should be treated not as an isolated technical measure, but as an integrated management system combining hazard identification, risk assessment, protection organization, operational monitoring, and preventive decision-making. The model is based on the principles of preventive priority, systematicity, and operational adaptability, allowing safety measures to be continuously adjusted to rapidly changing emergency conditions.

Keywords : Rescuer, Occupational Safety, Conceptual Model, Risk Diagnostics, Operational Protection, Monitoring, Preventive Priority.

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