The management of occupational diseases involves identifying, preventing, and treating health conditions that arise due to workplace exposures. It includes implementing measures to minimize risks, such as improving ventilation or providing personal protective equipment, as well as regular health monitoring and surveillance of workers. Treatment may involve medical interventions to alleviate symptoms or prevent progression of the disease.

Additionally, rehabilitation and workplace adjustments may be necessary to support affected individuals in returning to work safely. Overall, effective management of occupational diseases aims to protect worker health and well-being while promoting a safe and healthy work environment.