Dünya Klasmanında Üretim Kapsamında İş Sağlığı ve Güvenliği Çalışmalarına Yönelik Bir Model Önerisi ve Uygulama

Year 2017, Volume: 24 Issue: 1, 115 - 136, 21.04.2017

Esin Tuba Tepekule Şevkinaz Gümüşoğlu

https://doi.org/10.18657/yonveek.307510

Abstract

Her uygulama ve operasyonda en iyi olmayı ve içinde
barındırdığı her stratejiyi mükemmel düzeyde gerçekleştirmeyi hedefleyen
yaklaşım son yıllarda Dünya Klasmanında Üretim (WCM) olarak anılmaktadır.
WCM’nin içinde barındırdığı uygulama ve stratejilerin sinerjik etkisi,
işletmelerin gücünü mevcut yoğun rekabet ortamında, istenen seviyeye çıkarmada
yardımcı olacaktır. WCM kapsamında işletmelerin öncelikli olarak ele aldığı İş
Sağlığı ve Güvenliği (İSG) uygulamalarında üst seviyede performans
göstermeleri, günümüz işletmelerini rakiplerinden bir adım öteye götürerek en
iyi olmalarına katkı sağlayacaktır. Bu anlamda Dünya Klasmanında İş Sağlığı ve
Güvenliğinin (World Class Safety-WCS) başarısını güvenlik
kültürü, İSG liderliği, güvenlik programı ve güvenlik performansı elemanlarının
bir fonksiyonu olarak tanımlayan Larry Hansen’in modeli çalışmamızın referans
noktası olmuştur. Ele alınan modelden hareketle çalışmada Ege Bölgesi Sanayi
Odası’nın belirlediği Türkiye’nin en büyük 500 sanayi kuruluşu listesinden
belirli bir bölge içinde kalan işletmelerde, WCS bileşenlerinin WCS başarısına
etkisinin incelenmesi amaçlanmıştır

Keywords

Dünya Klasmanında Üretim, Dünya Klasmanında İSG, Dünya Klasmanında İSG Bileşenleri

A Model Proposal and Implementation Concerning Occupational Health and Safety within the Framework of World Class Manufacturing

Abstract

The approach, which aims at
becoming the best in every application and operation realizing every strategy
that it has at a perfect level, has been referred to as World Class
Manufacturing (WCM).  The synergic effect
of WCM inherent in application and strategies will be helpful in taking
businesses’ strength to the desired level in the current competitive
environment. For businesses in applications of Occupational Health and Safety
(OHS) to perform at the top level will contribute to become the best, taking
one step forward from its competitors. In this sense, Larry Hansen’s model,
which defines the success of World Class Safety (WCS) as the function of safety
culture, operational leadership, safety program and performance, has been a
reference point for this study. Taking this model as the basis, in this study,
it is aimed to scrutinize the effect of WCS constituents’  in a certain area of the businesses from the
list of top 500 industrial firms in Turkey set for the year 2012 by the Aegean
Region Chamber of Industry.

Keywords

World Class Manufacturing, World Class Safety, Components of World Class Safety

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