Job insecurity as a generator of uncertainty in the production process in industrial

Resumen

This paper presents a preliminary view of production management when not part of job security. Presents a set of relevant information and a pilot survey seeking to show that integrating security-production reflected in production control, especially in small business, since the prediction of safety equipment and costs of accidents can not be entered into this system, being divided into direct costs and indirect costs. The former are considered insurable costs, because they are easily verifiable, and that indirect costs may not be as easy to calculate, because significant demand for the company's organization, generated by a planning and control of production. Key Words: Work Safety, Management of Production, Planning and Control.