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Ontology Concept of Occupation Health and Safety System
Jan Andreasik
Abstract
The article presents an ontology concept of occupation health and safety system (OHS). The functional model has been chosen which is analogical to FRAM model (Functional Resonance Analysis Method) designed by Erik Hollangel. Five types of functions has been defined: information function, signalling function, observation function, reaction of safety system function. Relations between parameters of functions has been defined, which with the functions create a semantic web of occupational health and safety system.
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ontology of occupational health and safety system, functions of occupational health and safety system, Occupational Health and Safety (OHS), Workplace health and safety (WHS)Most read articles by the same author(s)
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