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    Elaboración de un plan estratégico para la mejora de la Seguridad y Salud Ocupacional en Fais (Cuenca, Ecuador)
    (Instituto Superior Tecnológico Particular Sudamericano, 2025) Tamay German Jenny Ruviela
    This research addresses the problem of the absence of safety and occupational health signage in the company FAIS. Through field analysis it was identified that the lack of preventive signage in critical areas not only represents a latent risk to the integrity of workers, customers and visitors, but also a breach of the legal regulations in force in Ecuador. The main objective of the study was to propose an improvement alternative that would contribute to strengthen occupational risk prevention through the implementation of preventive signage and the delivery of an educational graphic instruction. The methodology used combined a quantitative-descriptive and qualitative-ethnographic approach that allowed the collection of objective data by applying techniques such as direct observation, personnel surveys, semi-structured interviews and a technical visit with photographic record. Among the most relevant findings was the workers' lack of knowledge of the risks present in the work environment, as well as the total absence of signage. In addition, there is a low preventive culture within the organization, which constitutes factors that increase vulnerability to occupational accidents. Based on this diagnosis, a proposal was developed that includes the delivery of various printed signage and visual educational material that explains the most frequent risks and actions to be taken in case of emergencies. In conclusion, the study not only makes visible an urgent problem, but also offers a concrete and replicable proposal, reaffirming that safety at work is a key component that must be addressed with will, awareness and institutional commitment.

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