A Sustainable Development Managerial Analysis of the Integration Among Healthcare, Safety, Ergonomics, and Environment

In the contemporary scenario presents a high prevalence of accidents and occupational diseases with impacts on health and safety in the work environment. This study, through a narrative review of the literature, proposes an integrated health, safety, ergonomics and environment management policy. This integrated management allows for the improvement of workers’ health and safety in line with sustainable development policies. An integrated management model allows for more global actions in relation to workers’ health, not dividing the risks and therefore not segmenting prevention actions. Organizations need to evolve from a management based on simple compliance with legislation, such as occupational health and safety and prevention of environmental accidents, to sustainable management, with proactive positioning and actions in relation to eco-efficient product projects.