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Title:Varnost in zdravje pri delu zaposlenih na Varstveno-delovnem centru Polž Maribor
Authors:ID Rojs, Zala (Author)
ID Treven, Sonja (Author)
Files:.pdf MAG_Rojs_Zala_2025.pdf (1,51 MB)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:EPF - Faculty of Business and Economics
Abstract:Delo obravnava varnost in zdravje pri delu v VDC Polž Maribor med zaposlenimi s poudarkom na fizičnih ter psihosocialnih tveganjih, varnostni klimi, usposobljenosti in podpori vodenja. Podatki zaposlenih (N = 50; 86 % žensk; M_starost = 45,7 leta; M_staž = 9,2 leta) kažejo zmerno izpostavljenost fizičnim tveganjem (M = 2,81/5) ob hkrati visoko ocenjeni usposobljenosti (M = 4,61) in razpoložljivosti ter uporabi osebne zaščitne opreme (M = 4,69). Varnostna klima je pozitivna (M = 3,87), zaznana avtonomija (M = 4,14), podpora nadrejenih (M = 4,24) in splošno zadovoljstvo z delom (M = 4,38) so visoki, občutka preobremenjenosti in delovne negotovosti pa nizka (M = 1,72; M = 1,89). Kljub temu približno petina zaposlenih poroča o pogostem stresu ali znakih izgorelosti (≈ 22 %), med najpogostejšimi izzivi pa se pojavljajo dvigovanje bremen, pomanjkanje časa za odmore in čustvena obremenitev pri delu z uporabniki (pretežno srednje izraženo). Sklepno rezultati nakazujejo, da so programi usposabljanja in OZO močna stran sistema, dodatni napredek pa je smiselno usmeriti v ergonomijo (rokovanje z bremeni), organizacijo odmorov ter kadrovsko in supervizijsko podporo z utrjevanjem učeče se varnostne kulture ter odprte komunikacije za zmanjšanje preostalih tveganj.
Keywords:varnost pri delu, zdravje pri delu, varstveno-delovni center, varnost in zdravje zaposlenih na delovnem mestu.
Publisher:Z. Rojs
Year of publishing:2025
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-95922 New window
UDC:331.4
COBISS.SI-ID:259120643 New window
Publication date in DKUM:28.11.2025
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Downloads:69
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Language:English
Title:Occupational safety and health of employees at the Polž Maribor protection and work center
Abstract:This thesis examines occupational safety and health among employees at VDC Polž Maribor, focusing on physical and psychosocial risks, safety climate, training, and leadership support. Employee data (N = 50; 86% women; M_age = 45.7 years; M_tenure = 9.2 years) indicate moderate exposure to physical risks (M = 2.81/5), alongside high perceived competence (M = 4.61) and consistent availability/use of personal protective equipment (M = 4.69). The safety climate is positive (M = 3.87), as are perceived job autonomy (M = 4.14), supervisory support (M = 4.24), and overall job satisfaction (M = 4.38), while workload strain and job insecurity are low (M = 1.72; M = 1.89). Nevertheless, about one-fifth of employees report frequent stress or burnout signs (≈ 22%), with the most recurrent challenges involving manual handling/lifting, limited break time, and emotional demands when working with service users (predominantly moderate in intensity). Overall, the findings suggest that training and PPE represent system strengths, while further improvements should target ergonomics (manual handling), structured rest breaks, and staffing/supervision support, consolidating a learning-oriented safety culture and open communication to mitigate residual risks.
Keywords:occupational safety, occupational health, occupational safety center, safety and health of employees in the workplace.


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