Share of employees receiving special clothing and personal protective equipment by economic activity
at year-end
The provision of protective equipment varies across different economic sectors, and this statistic helps assess occupational health and safety levels. Table rows are categorized by economic activity, including mining and energy production, allowing for inter-industry comparison. The indicator is expressed as a percentage at year-end for the period 2004–2016
Chart of the share of workers receiving protective clothing by industry, 2004–2016, percent
- Mining — Payroll headcount of employees receiving free personal protective equipment (PPE) including workwear and footwear
- Manufacturing — Payroll headcount of employees receiving free personal protective equipment (PPE) including workwear and footwear
- Transport — Payroll headcount of employees receiving free personal protective equipment (PPE) including workwear and footwear
- Agriculture, hunting, forestry — Payroll headcount of employees receiving free personal protective equipment (PPE) including workwear and footwear
- Telecommunications — Payroll headcount of employees receiving free personal protective equipment (PPE) including workwear and footwear
- Production and distribution of electricity, gas and water — of which employed in hazardous and/or dangerous working conditions
- Transport — of which employed in hazardous and/or dangerous working conditions
- Manufacturing — including those employed in harmful and/or hazardous working conditions
- Construction — of which employed in hazardous and/or dangerous working conditions
- Agriculture, hunting, forestry — of which employed in hazardous and/or dangerous working conditions
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2004–2016. Number of rows: 14, periods: 13. Measurement unit — at year-end. Breakdown by: Agriculture, hunting, forestry — Listed number…; Agriculture, hunting, forestry — of which employed…; Mining — Listed number of employees…; Mining — of which employed in harmful and (or)…; Manufacturing — Listed number of employees… and others
Mining — Listed number of employees receiving…: the indicator increased from 84 to 88.4 over 2004–2016 — by 5.24%. The highest value was 89 (2015), the lowest was 84 (2004). This is an average annual growth of 0.43%. Up to 2010 the change was +4.05%, after — +1.14%. Out of 14 major rows, 11 increased, 3 decreased
All table numbers are series: 14
How to read this table
Comparing industries by row provides insight into how workload and equipment distribution vary depending on the nature of the work. For example, figures in the mining industry differ from those in manufacturing or the energy sector. This helps identify which sectors have most consistently adhered to protective clothing and PPE issuance standards over the twelve-year period
What is visible in these numbers
Highest values: Mining — Listed number of employees… (89), Manufacturing — Listed number of employees… (79.3), Construction — Listed number of employees… (75.8). The gap between the highest and lowest is 9.57 times. The top three account for 30.9% of the total across all positions
Observations are annual and cover 13 periods. Cells with numbers: 160 out of 182 (87.9%). Some cells are empty — certain positions were not observed in every period
More in the section Working conditions»
Period and application
The statistics cover organizations in the Russian Federation and are relevant for occupational health and safety specialists, HR professionals, and business executives. Data for the 2004–2016 period allows for tracking established practices in providing workers with protective gear. Data is updated in accordance with Rosstat regulations
How it is calculated
Table notes: The type of economic activity 'Agriculture, hunting, forestry' has been included in the development since 2015
1) Вид экономической деятельности «Сельское хозяйство, охота, лесное хозяйство» включен в разработку с 2015 года.
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