Psychosocial Risks and Industrial Safety in the Textile Laundries of Pelileo Canton

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José Geovanny Vega Pérez
María Fernanda Vargas Ramos
Patricia del Rocío Amores Guevara
Susana Alexandra Arias Tapia

Abstract

This piece of research was focused on identifying, evaluating and controlling the psychosocial risks in the Industrial Safety of textile laundries,  the level of impact was identified, which contributed to the physical, psychological and emotional well-being of workers, improving their quality of life, increasing productivity and complying with the organizational goals; the population was made up of men and women amounting to sixty-one workers, the age ranged from fifteen to sixty-five years, from different ethnic groups, the standardized Istas 21 Questionnaire of the Union Institute of Labor, Environment and Health Of Spain was used as a methodology. It consists of six sections related to psychosocial risks, at the research levels the descriptive and explanatory levels stand out, we got levels and reference values that allow us to compare with other studies about psychosocial factors. Later, a Guide to Prevent Psychosocial Factors  to improve Industrial Safety in textile laundries was designed, which served as a tool for the training of workers regarding this area, next, the retest with the Standardized Istas 21 Questionnaire was applied, which gave us   different results from those obtained initially; however, it is possible to identify that the sections with the greatest impact on the staff are insecurity about the future and double presence, which maintain considerable values; on the other hand, the sections that responded best to training were Social support and quality of leadership.

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Vega Pérez, José Geovanny, María Fernanda Vargas Ramos, Patricia del Rocío Amores Guevara, and Susana Alexandra Arias Tapia. 2017. “Psychosocial Risks and Industrial Safety in the Textile Laundries of Pelileo Canton”. Revista de Comunicación de la SEECI, no. 43 (July):135-49. https://doi.org/10.15198/seeci.2017.43.135-149.
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José Geovanny Vega Pérez, Technical University of Ambato

Magister in Security Industrial and Environmental Hygiene, Industrial Engineer in Automation Processes, from the Technical University of Ambato.

María Fernanda Vargas Ramos, Technical University of Ambato

Master of Teaching of Administrative and Economics Sciences, Diploma in Foreign Trade, Engineer in Financial and Banking Management, from the Autonomous University of the Andes UNIANDES.

Patricia del Rocío Amores Guevara, Technical University of Ambato

Master's degree in Educational Sciences from the Catholic University of Ecuador. She holds a degree in Education Sciences, specializing in Basic Education, from the Technical University of Ambato.

Susana Alexandra Arias Tapia, Technical University of Ambato

Master of advanced artificial intelligence, National University of Distance Education of Spain, Engineer in Computer Systems and Computing, at the Private Technical University of Loja.

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