Hygiene on board

Ship hygiene is a section of transport hygiene that studies working and living conditions on sea and river vessels. It develops hygiene standards and sanitary measures for ship crews and passengers. As part of ship hygiene, studies are carried out to help determine the optimal conditions for work and rest on board a ship.

One of the main elements of ship hygiene is to provide comfortable conditions for the crew and passengers. This includes creating optimal temperatures and humidity, providing enough light and fresh air, and providing the right food and drink.

In addition, ship hygiene also deals with the development of measures to prevent infectious diseases on board. This may include regular disinfection of premises, use of disinfectants and other measures.

In general, ship hygiene plays an important role in ensuring safety and comfort on board sea and river vessels. It helps create optimal conditions for work and rest for crews and passengers, and also prevents the spread of infectious diseases.

Ship hygiene is a section of transport hygiene that studies the working and living conditions of the crew on water transport, as well as the living conditions of passengers on ships. The transport hygiene section is designed to develop specific sanitation standards and specific sanitary and hygienic measures to achieve a high level of public health. Transport and human hygiene is one of the most complex parts of hygiene and considers the impact on humans of the specific chemical environment of vehicles, the vibration load of a marine diesel engine and the impact of other social, domestic and work environments.

Ship hygiene is a section of transport hygiene that studies the working and rest conditions of crews, the living conditions of passengers on sea and river vessels. The purpose of shipboard hygiene is to develop regulations and necessary sanitary and hygienic measures aimed at creating comfortable conditions for work and rest of seafarers and passengers.

Ship hygiene includes a set of measures that are aimed at ensuring the health of people on board the ship. This includes carrying out hygiene procedures, developing a diet, monitoring the state of air and water on board, ensuring safety and preventing diseases. In addition, ship hygiene is associated with the study of sanitary and epidemiological living and working conditions of seafarers, their physiological state and psychophysical capabilities.

An important role in ship hygiene is played by hygienic standards and regulations for working conditions on ships. They include requirements