(1) Monitoring of occupational health hazards in the workplace
This method is the most popular and commonly used method at present, through the analysis and detection of occupational health hazards that may exist or occur in the workplace, including qualitative and quantitative detection.
(2) Literature retrieval methods
Literature retrieval is a method to identify occupational health hazards by consulting the information about occupational health hazards in workplaces, types of work and production processes and their reports on the health of their workers in preventive medicine, hygiene and other journals at home and abroad.
(3) Occupational health survey
This method is suitable for identifying occupational health hazards in traditional industries or traditional process projects, but it may be limited by knowledge or work experience for some new production process projects.
(4) Engineering analysis method
Engineering analysis method is to analyze the general situation of the project, project scale, project composition and main project contents, production technology, production equipment layout, chemical reaction principle, production raw materials and products. For the identified objects, the possible occupational health hazards are speculated. When evaluating new technology and new process construction projects, if analogy objects and analogy data cannot be found, engineering analysis method is generally used to identify occupational health hazards.
(5) Health monitoring
Health monitoring refers to understanding the impact of occupational health hazards on the health of contacts and studying the contact-response (effect) relationship of occupational health hazards through medical examination and occupational health examination file analysis. This result is an important index to judge and verify the identification result of occupational health hazards.
(6) Analogy survey
When using this method, we should pay attention to the similarity between the identified object and the analog object, including the similarity of general engineering characteristics, occupational health protection facilities and environmental characteristics.
(7) Empirical method
Empirical method is an identification method to judge the possible occupational health hazards in the workplace according to the professional knowledge and work experience mastered by professionals. This method is mainly suitable for traditional process industrial projects. Its advantage is simple and easy to operate, but its disadvantage is that it is limited by the appraiser's knowledge, experience and information, and it is easy to appear omissions and deviations in the appraisal process.