Avaliação do nível de integração entre o planejamento e controle da segurança do trabalho e o planejamento de controle da produção (PCP) em construtoras: estudo de caso.

Abstract

The construction industry represents, for Brazil, one of the business sectors with the highest absorption of labor, in addition to being, according to Takahashi et al. (2018), one of the greatest economic powers, with high generation of job opportunities. It is a segment characterized by the precariousness in the qualification of the workforce and the non-continuity of the industrial process, as there is mobilization and demobilization of the teams at each work performed. With this in mind, this article aims to present an assessment of the level of integration between planning and control of safety at work and Production Control Planning (PCP). This model was developed through analysis of plans and application of forms at the construction site. Security requirements are integrated into the Production Control Planning at the three long, medium and short term levels. The place of study was a Queiroz Galvão project, in the neighborhood of Candeias / Jaboatão dos Guararapes, and for which the application of forms with open and closed questions was carried out, in order to obtain the workers' perception regarding the theme addressed. The results demonstrate that there is a relationship between these two plans and that safety and productivity are not in conflict, but rather complement each other, although there is a need for updates to the long-term plan.