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040			_aOCLRC
082			_aT 658 2024 0158
100			_aCruz, Harold O.
245			_aOccupational safety and heltah practices as perceived by the employees of AO Freight logistics corporation/ _cHarold O. Cruz, John Lloyd O. Golingan, Marjoelyn Y. Palomares, Ryan Angelo S. Perez, Keith B. Salimbot.
260			_aParañaque City: _bOlivarez College, _c2024.
502			_aUndergraduate thesis.
520			_aThe incidents within logistics companies have been increasing due to the rise of e-commerce and digital markets. This research aims to investigate AO Freight Logistics Corporation{92}s compliance with OSH standards and identify associated risks to create an Occupational Safety and Health Manual for minimizing workplace accidents. To accomplish this, a quantitative-correlational research design was used, incorporating conclusions from 75 studies and literature. The research involved all 83 AO Freight Logistics Corporation employees from various branches who completed a survey questionnaire. The findings indicated that AO Freight Logistics Corporation complies with Occupational Safety and Health standards. The company has identified non-compliance with OSH standards, including a lack of monthly check-ups for employees, absence of a company nurse, and employees not wearing personal protective equipment when on duty. There is no system in place to track employee compliance with OSH standards. The research suggests creating an Occupational Safety and Health Manual to emphasize the importance of following these guidelines to minimize workplace risks.
650			_aOSH Standards.
650			_aRisks in the workplace.
650			_aLogistics Company.
650			_aOccupational Safet and Health Manual.
700			_aGolingan, John Lloyd O.
700			_aPalomares, Marjoelyn Y.
700			_aPerez, Ryan Angelo S.
700			_aSalimbot, Keith B.
942			_cTHES _jT 658 2024 0158
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