Diseño de un sistema de gestión de seguridad y salud en el trabajo basada en la norma ISO 45001-2018 en San Marcos Medical Center.

Abstract

In the healthcare area we have multiple demands, one of them is Occupational Safety and Health, whose main objective is to provide safe and healthy places and protocols within the workplace. Preventing the deterioration of the physical or mental well-being of the workers. The International Standard ISO 45001 specifies in detail the guidance and requirements for the correct management of OSH, this standard is estimated to be applied in any field of different organizations regardless of their nature. Currently, San Marcos Medical Center does not have a complete system of legal standards in the occupational health area. Being aware of its managers the importance, as well as the benefits they would have in the short, medium and long term; It is for this reason that we seek to train the whole staff, establish clear protocols and standards for all the professionals who make up the work team. With this project development, we will know how important it is to have a health and safety system at work, not only in San Marcos Medical Center, but in any type of company. The analysis will be carried out by elaborating a Check List for the situational evaluation of the San Marcos Medical Center Clinic, using the Likert scale (Annex 1), and then being scored from 1 to 5 to establish the individual percentages of it, and carry out a situational diagnosis. The results achieved after the baseline detection through the respective check list, the compliance percentage with the Safety and Health guidelines according to ISO 45001:2018 is 47.28%. The same as it shows in the bellow sections: The understanding of the organization and its context 45%, leadership and participation of the workers 49%, planning 40%, Support 60%, Operation 50%, performance evaluation 47,5% and improvement 40%. Planning and improvement being the items with the lower compliance, in which we should emphasized for the improvement of the general percentages, not letting out the rest of the variables.