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March 25, 2026Procedia Computer Science0 citationsOpen Access

Green-Fuzzy-MOSAR ‘G-F-MOSAR’ a new method for Occupational Hazards Assessment in Pharmaceutical industry

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MGMaryam GallabHBHafida BouloizMNMario Di Nardo

Key Points

  • The aim is to create a novel method for assessing occupational hazards in the pharmaceutical industry, focusing on worker health and safety.
  • Developed the Green-Fuzzy-MOSAR method incorporating fuzzy logic and sustainable development principles.
  • Identified potential hazards using the Risk Priority Number (RPN) and fuzzy RPN (F-RPN).
  • Implemented the method specifically for the dry form manufacturing process.
  • The G-F-MOSAR method addresses the limitations of traditional risk assessment methods.
  • Fuzzy logic provided a more accurate prioritization of risks compared to classical methods.
  • Enhanced focus on environmental impact and worker safety was achieved.

Abstract

This paper aims to develop a new method for occupational hazard assessment in the pharmaceutical industry for the health of workers. The Green-Fuzzy-MOSAR "G-F-MOSAR” method addresses existing risk analysis methods’ limitations and considers environmental impact and uncertainties. The method is based on a risk analysis and assessment approach, sustainable development principals, and fuzzy logic. The objective of this approach is to devise a novel table for the MOSAR method, aligning with the hazard assessment methodology and meeting the specified criteria for ensuring the occupational safety of workers. Potential hazards were identified based on the Risk Priority Number (RPN) calculated with the classic approach and fuzzy logic (F-RPN) to obtain the more accurate value of RPN in order to prioritize preventive or corrective actions. The provided method is implemented in the pharmaceutical sector specifically for the dry form manufacturing process.

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Gallab et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c37b41b34aaaeb1a67d754https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2026.02.391
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