The Role of Managerial-level Employees in Occupational Health and Safety Management in Hospital

Abstract

This article aims to study the role of managerial-level employees in occupational health and safety management within hospitals and to study guidelines for occupational health and safety administration and management within hospitals.

The study found that the role of managerial-level employees in occupational health and safety management within hospitals is a legally mandated duty, with the goal of ensuring the organization and hospital staff have good health and safety at work. The approach to fundamental occupational health and safety management in hospitals comprises a clear occupational health and safety policy from management, the definition of safety responsibilities for everyone in the workplace, the establishment of occupational health and safety plans, the implementation of these plans, monitoring and evaluation, corrective action, and continuous improvement and development of the safety and occupational health management system.

Strict adherence by managerial-level employees to occupational health and safety management, and the organization's effective application of guidelines for occupational health and safety management in hospital workplaces, will help the organization efficiently reduce issues concerning accidents, incidents, and work-related illnesses among hospital staff.