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Management and economic efficiency criteria in the organization of safe rail transportation

Liliya Kazanskaya, Elvira Shaykina

2020E3S Web of Conferences20 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Ensuring safety in rail transportation is achieved by creating a certain management structure of the company, which contributes to the improvement of economic sustainability and organization of safe traffic. The analysis of indicators to assess the state of traffic safety in JSC “Uzbekistan Temir Yullari” (the object of the study) allowed the authors to formulate the purpose of the study, which is to develop algorithms for carrying out measures to ensure traffic safety on the basis of economic criteria of management efficiency. Following stages of planning as the analysis of indicators of safety and identification of problems, analysis of causes of the identified problems, development of ideas objectives, setting measurable goals, checking the achievement of objectives, developing options for action achieve the goals. For each stage on the basis of methods of correlation, regression and factor analysis algorithms of their carrying out are developed. The concept of measures is developed to improve the economic efficiency of traffic safety management, depending on the method of management. With the functional approach, the main direction of the plan is to strengthen control, and with the process approach-the regulation of technological processes and training of production personnel. The authors believe that the implementation of the proposed recommendations for decision - making on traffic safety is a comprehensive preventive measure to ensure a guaranteed level of safety, which will improve the overall economic efficiency of traffic safety management in the railway company.

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