The use of machine and deep learning to model the relationship between discomfort temperature and labor productivity loss among petrochemical workers

Temperature discomfort significantly undermined labor productivity in the petrochemical sector, and this impact may worsen in a warming climate if adaptation and prevention measures are insufficient. To effectively reduce heat-related productivity loss, there is a need to strengthen occupational health training and implement strict controls for occupational hazards, minimizing the potential combined effects of heat with other exposures

Biostatistics · Economic growth · Economics · Environmental health · Petrochemical · Productivity · Public health · Waste management · Air Quality and Health Impacts · Climate Change and Health Impacts · Engineering · Medicine · Nursing · Sleep and Work-Related Fatigue

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