Introduction
Occupational safety and health is a process that requires the adoption of
measures that guarantee the physical, social and mental wellness of a
person, under normative parameters that must be met, supervised, and
controlled.
Objectives
To diagnose occupational safety and health conditions at manufacturing
companies in the city of Valledupar, Colombia.
Methods
The study focused on the development of a diagnosis on occupational health
and safety conditions at manufacturing companies, based on the application
of two instruments which focused mainly on identifying socioeconomic
conditions of workers and determining the compliance status of the minimum
occupational health and safety standards.
Results
According to the determined socioeconomic conditions of the workers
participating in the study, it was found that, on average, the companies are
complying with only 23% of all the requirements established in the
resolution 0312 of 2019.
Conclusions
Seventy percent of workers affirm that their companies are not taking any
action to implement safety and health procedures at work.