The authors suggested a complex evaluating occupational risk and tested it on enterprises belonging to various industries--machinery building, chemical, oil-processing, electronic, mining. The tests proved the complex to be useful in evaluation of health disorders probability. Integral parameters appeared to be the most valuable as considered not only occurrence, but also severity of the consequences. The study revealed high value of occupational morbidity, if assessed through morbidity with transitory disablement, in evaluation of occupational risk, as disability due to diseases associated with occupation is 2-4 times higher than occupational disability.
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