In the present work, the dustiness has been observed in the surroundings of Cement Works CETU in the region Turňa upon Bodva and Včeláre. The gravitation dust sediment was collected and investigated near to this enterprise by emission atomic spectrochemistry. The following inorganic element pollutants were analysed: Cr, Cu, Mn, Mo, Ni, Sn, Pb, Ti, and V. The results were interpreted with regard to two typical meteorological situations: it was stated that remarkable enhancement of the total gravitation dust sediment could be observed in the months with high raining activity. As to the toxicity, only Pb showed increased levels in the regions with intensive traffic. Thus the increase of Pb content originates from the combustion gases of the petrol engines (Pb-antidetection additives). The enhancement of Cr content presents no ecological x risk, since it is in the form of the intoxic cationic Cr (III). Other trace elements represent the “standard background“ of the element composition of gravitation dust sediments.