Analysis of best practices for employees´ health and safety in Company X, a RMG factory in Bangladesh

Abstract

This thesis examined the safety and health issues in the ready-made garment (RMG) company in Bangladesh with a focus on Company X. This thesis looked at the current state of health and safety, taking into account aspects like chemical and cotton dust pollution, as well as ways to make work circumstances better. The study's goal was to find out how safe the workplace is and how well international safety standards are followed. To do this, a quantitative research method and a survey were used to get information from 45 randomly picked workers at Company X.

The results showed how important safety measures are, but they also gave Company X ideas that can be used to make the field better as a whole. For a company to stay in business and lead its market, its workers need to be better protected.

The study uncovered both strong points and room for improvement in the health and safety policies of Company X in Bangladesh. Addressing employee concerns need a comprehensive strategy that prioritises improved training and open lines of communication, Company X can lead the RMG industry and ensure the safety of its workers by prioritising staff feedback and improving workplace safety. This showed that the corporation cares about the long-term success of the business and the wellbeing of its employees.