Safety Monitoring and Expertise are the most important elements of assessing the hazards of technological processes and natural systems. The tutorial was prepared in accordance with the training field 20.04.01_12 ― Emergency preparedness and response. One of the main tasks in the training of a qualified specialist in this area is the ability to assess the state of the environment from a safety perspective. This tutorial provides information about scientific and practical achievements in the field of knowledge on monitoring the safety of life, the environment, industrial safety, conducting an environmental assessment of the technological process, industrial objects. The tutorial ― Safety Monitoring and Expertise is designed to give an idea of man–made impacts on the environment, to acquaint the student with the methods of monitoring and calculating the safe state of natural and technical systems and other aspects of safety monitoring.

• CONTENTS
• LIST OF ABBREVIATED TERMS
• INTRODUCTION
• PART 1. MAIN TRENDS IN THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, TECHNICALAND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY AND THEIRIMPACT ON ENSURING THE SAFETY OF HUMAN ACTIVITIES
• 1.1 Trends in employment
• 1.1.1. Employment trends in the major Sectors of the Economy
• 1.1.2. The importance of Labor efficiency/productivity
• 1.1.3. The impacts of innovations on Labor efficiency
• 1.1.4. The impact of technical changes on employment
• 1.2. Trends in skills
• 1.3. Trends in work organisation and job quality
• 1.4. Trends in technology
• 1.4.1. General–purpose technologies
• 1.4.2. General–purpose technologies in a historical perspective
• 1.4.3. New sectoral technologies
• 1.5. The safety trends
• PART 2. SAFETY MONITORING AND EXPERTISE AS A SCIENTIFICAND PRACTICAL BASIS FOR ENSURING THE SAFETY OF HUMANACTIVITIES
• 2.1.Three approaches to Safety
• 2.1.1. Regulatory approach to Safety
• 2.1.2. A theoretical approach on ensuring the safety of technosphere objects
• 2.2. Safety Monitoring
• 2.3. Safety Expertise
• PART 3. SAFETY MONITORING AT POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUSOBJECT
• 3.1. Types of monitoring (Classification)
• 3.2. Monitoring of Industrial Safety
• 3.3. Monitoring in the Chemical and Mining Industries
• 3.4. Monitoring of areas of hydrotechnical structures
• 3.5. Monitoring and assessment of soil contamination
• 3.6. Monitoring of populated areas and urban agglomerations
• 3.7. Monitoring in the area of nuclear industry development
• 3.8. Monitoring of the territories of oil and gas pipelines and transportsystems
• PART 4. SAFETY EXPERTISE HAZARDOUS INDUSTRIAL OBJECT
• 4.1. Introduction to safety expertise. Hazardous industrial objects
• 4.2. Objects of safety expertise
• 4.3. Content of the expertise process
• 4.4. Content of the expertise results.
• CONCLUSION
• REFERENCES