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| Context: Despite the health protection provided by the skin and appendages, there are factors that can affect this organ, causing major skin injuries. Among such factors are the occupational ones. Objective: To describe the prevalence and to analyze the factors associated with generally self‐reported skin problems caused by work. Methods: This cross‐sectional study interviewed workers from an agricultural company in Southern Brazil. The research instrument was a semi‐structured questionnaire containing opened and closed questions. Results: Out of the 326 employees in the company, 273 (83.8%) were interviewed. A prevalence of skin disorders of 15.2% was found. There was a greater occurrence of skin problems in men (16.8%), who were aged between 41 and 50 years (20.3%). These problems were associated with occupational exposures, especially to dust. Conclusion: It can be concluded that environmental risk management is important, as it may be associated with the occurrence of work‐related skin problems.

Prevalência de agravos de pele e fatores associados em trabalhadores de uma empresa agropecuária do sul do Brasil