Safety Management in System in an Industrial Process: The Case Study of a Manufacturing Company

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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10498/31674

ISSN: 2836-077X

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Romana, Fernando; Valério, Sandra Cristina; Guillen Gestoso, Carlos; González Fernández, Silvia MaríaAuthority UCA
Date
2024-01-25
Department
Psicología
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Citation: Fernando A Romana, Sandra C Valério, Carlos G Gestoso, Silvia G Fernandez. (2024) “Safety Management in System in an Industrial Process: The Case Study of a Manufacturing Company.” J Clinical Cardiology Interventions, 2(1); DOI: http;//doi.org/112.2023/07.1001.
Abstract
Psychosocial risk factors are a major concern at European level, being the source of the increase in health complaints by workers, with implications in potential work-related accidents. Against this background, there was a need to study this subject. We propose, in this thesis, an analysis the relationship between working conditions and health and wellness perceived by workers.The results showed that some features of the work - relational and temporal aspects of work - are factors that affect negatively the worker’s health.
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psychosocial risk factors; perception of risk; relationship between work and health; cement industry; INSAT survey; safety culture, working conditions, leadership; safety management system; risk assessment
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