Faculy of Polytechnics, University of Zenica, Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
University of Zenica, Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
IPI-Insitut za privredni inžinjering Zenica, Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Injury at work is an unwanted event that occurs on almost every type of job. Especially in heavy workplaces such as mines, especially underground exploitation, ironworks with workplaces where temperatures are high, chemical industry and the like. A part of these injuries will deprive the worker of further activities at the workplace and lose working hours. Therefore, every employer or person authorized by him must also be familiar with other cases considered to be injuries at work so that the employee can exercise his or her rights. Of course, these injuries can occur at different workplaces, depending on their weight and type, and that almost all workers are involved, regardless of their qualifications and years of work experience. The paper will give an overview of the number of injuries in the brown coal mine "Abid Lolić Bila" from the spectacle of the place of origin, the kind of work being carried out, as well as the types of professional education and years of work experience.
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