Sanitary Passport

A sanitary passport is a document issued by the sanitary-epidemiological service and reflects the results of current sanitary control of a particular facility. It contains information about the condition of the facility, its compliance with sanitary standards and regulations, as well as recommendations for improving working and living conditions at the facility.

A sanitary passport is an important document for any facility that requires control by sanitary services. It allows sanitary and epidemiological control authorities to monitor changes in the condition of the facility and take measures to improve it.

To obtain a sanitary passport, it is necessary to carry out a series of inspections and tests that allow us to assess the condition of the object and its compliance with sanitary standards. During the inspections, measurements are taken of noise levels, vibration, electromagnetic radiation, illumination and other parameters that may affect human health.

After inspections and tests, the sanitary-epidemiological service authority issues a sanitary passport, which contains information about the results of inspections and recommendations for improving the condition of the facility. A sanitary passport can be used to receive various benefits and subsidies from the state, as well as to attract investment in the development of the facility.

Thus, a sanitary passport is an important tool for ensuring the safety and health of people at a facility, as well as for its development and improvement of working conditions.

A sanitary passport is a document issued by the sanitary and epidemiological service authorities after monitoring the facility for compliance with sanitary and hygienic requirements. This document identifies the results of ongoing surveillance and lists reasons that may affect compliance. **Sanitary passport** is a special document that displays data on the sanitary and epidemiological control of the facility, as well as violations of current standards. At the request of the regulatory authorities, **a sanitary passport may be invalidated.** Thus, **sanitary control in an enterprise may be included in the mandatory list, which provides for the regular organization of inspections