EVALUATING MACHINE SAFETY PROTOCOLS AND

EMPLOYEE WELFARE IN A MANUFACTURING COMPANY

MEMBERS:
AGUILAR, CHRISTAN JOSHUELLE M.
ASPA, JOHN ANDREW T.
GREPO, ROVIC ISAIAH M.
MALLARI, REYNALDO JR L.
 ABSTRACT

This study paper gives a careful examination of security practices and worker welfare approaches at
ON Semiconductor Manufacturing, a basic component of the semiconductor industry. The operation of
advanced innovation depends on the semiconductor industry, so the security and well-being of workers
inside these fabricating offices must be ensured. The ponder employments a careful research technique
that incorporates on-site perceptions, studies, interviews, and the collection of both subjective and
quantitative information. The research intends to shed light on the current circumstance, identify areas for
improvement, and make ideas for boosting both security and employee well-being by looking at ON
Semiconductor Manufacturing's safety measures and their impact on well-being. Important conclusions
will offer insightful information about the efficiency of safety procedures and their effect on employee
morale, retention, and productivity.

The purpose of the research is to enable evidence-based suggestions for strengthening safety
precautions and fostering a culture of well-being inside the company. In the end, the findings of this study
can operate as a standard for ON Semiconductor and related industrial sectors, fostering a safer and
healthier work environment for employees while guaranteeing the continuance of crucial semiconductor
production processes.
 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

Semiconductor manufacturing is an integral part of modern technology and involves complex

equipment, chemicals, and methods that carry inherent risks to the health and safety of workers. By
conducting a thorough evaluation of ON Semiconductor Manufacturing's safety procedures and employee
welfare policies, this analysis aims to address these pressing issues related to ON Semiconductor
Manufacturing. With the help of this analysis, the purpose of the research is to find problem areas, make
suggestions for improvement, and support the overall success and sustainability of the company in a
constantly changing industry.

The following critical factors must be looked at in order to resolve this problem: First, it is critical to
evaluate how well ON Semiconductor's present safety procedures are working. This entails determining if
the current safety measures are in line with best practices and industry standards, as well as whether they
adequately address the unique risks associated with the production of semiconductors. Second, it's crucial
to identify specific security holes or weaknesses that could endanger employee safety or make mishaps
and incidents impossible to prevent. Thirdly, it's important to understand the overall well-being of ON
Semiconductor employees, which includes things like their mental and physical health, level of job
satisfaction, and perceptions of the office setting. Finally, a comparative examination of ON
Semiconductor's safety policies and employee welfare practices with those of its industry rivals will be
conducted in order to identify areas for improvement and best practices to be adopted.
 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

Input
 Surveys and surveys Collect suppositions on security recognition, welfare
issues, and common fulfillment from partners, administration, and workers.
Audit current security rules, industry measures, and corporate approaches
within the administrative documentation.
 Look at past occasion reports to spot patterns and potential issues. Access
data on employee benefits, steady loss rates, and non-appearance in worker
records.
 Compile data on security and welfare methods utilized within the
semiconductor manufacturing industry.
 Observations made on-site review generation sites to evaluate working
conditions, ergonomics, and compliance with safety regulations. To memorize
more about the working environment and culture, observe how workers
associate and behave.

Process
 Quantitative Examination Analyze study information and quantitative
measurements to evaluate worker perceptions, incident rates, and cost-
benefit ratios.
 Regulatory Compliance Assessment Evaluate the arrangement of ON
Semiconductor Manufacturing's safety protocols with significant regulations
and guidelines.

Output
 Compile a detailed report summarizing the findings of the evaluation,
including an Assessment of safety protocols, incident rates, and compliance.
 Evaluation of employee welfare, including mental health support, benefits,
and job satisfaction.
 Analysis of the impact of safety and welfare practices on operational
efficiency.
 Provide ON Semiconductor Manufacturing with a structured action plan that
outlines specific steps and timelines for implementing the recommended
improvements.
 Periodically review safety and welfare practices to adapt to changing
regulations and industry standards.
 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

The general objective of an analysis of elevator safety measures and mitigation is to enhance the
overall safety, reliability, and efficiency of elevator systems, with a focus on preventing accidents, reducing
risks, and ensuring the well-being of passengers and maintenance personnel. This analysis aims to:
 to identify and address safety vulnerabilities, ensuring that elevators meet or exceed safety standards,
and reducing the likelihood of accidents or malfunctions.
 to assess potential risks associated with elevator operation, including mechanical failures, electrical
malfunctions, user errors, and other hazards, and implementing measures to mitigate these risks.
 to promote awareness of elevator safety measures and best practices, instilling confidence in the public
regarding elevator usage, and addressing any perception of risk or fear.
 to emphasize and enhance maintenance protocols, ensuring that elevators are regularly inspected,
serviced, and kept in optimal condition to prevent failures.

SCOPE AND DELIMITATIONS

This investigation focuses on ON Semiconductor Manufacturing, a semiconductor manufacturing

company, analyzing safety protocols and worker welfare practices. The study assesses danger
distinguishing proof, incident detailing, emergency response, and regulatory compliance. It also examines
worker welfare, including work environment ergonomics, mental well-being support, benefits packages,
and work satisfaction. The study recommends custom-made recommendations to improve safety
protocols and worker welfare.

The study's findings may not be applicable to all semiconductor manufacturers due to its company-
specific focus. The research relies on ON Semiconductor Manufacturing's data availability and accuracy,
which may be influenced by subjective perceptions. Resource limitations may affect data collection and
analysis, and the energetic nature of the industry may make recommendations outdated. Maintaining
worker privacy is challenging, and outside components like financial conditions or industry patterns may
not be considered. Partner representation may too be constrained.