OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY IN BORDER CONTROL AGENCIES: AN ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS (AHP) ANALYSIS

The purpose of this research is to assess the current state of labor Occupational safety and health for employees working at the border port and to develop recommendations for further enhancing their working conditions. This research utilized the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method, a qualitative approach, to conduct the analysis. The research findings confirm the need for border control agencies to establish a system for identifying both hidden and overt workplace hazards, monitoring associated risks, and engaging in proactive planning. It is also important to have a dual system for monitoring both workplace and industrial accidents. In this process, theindustrial accident insurance system should adhere to a “no-fault” and should not to focus on finding fault with the employee. Research indicates that the top priority for implementing occupational safety and health policies is to develop comprehensive “Occupational safety and health policies is to develop comprehensive “Occupational safety and health Rules and Regulations” in conjunction with an effective financing mechanism.