INFLUENCING INTERACTIVE CRISIS SAFETY OF HEALTH DURING VIRUS PANDEMIC: CASE STUDY OF LOGISTICS PROVIDERS (3PLs) IN THAILAND
Keywords:
Safety Policies, Logistics Providers Truck Transportation, Pandemic, Preventive MeasureAbstract
The Objectives of this research article were to activities of Logistics providers (3PLs) to prevent the virus pandemic. This research are qualitative research and applied research It includes measures that affect the response to a crisis during the viral epidemic. A sample is 3PLs who have Q Mark licenses. The total is 324 companies around the country. A tool of this research is a Questionnaire that has been checked by the experts. Questionnaire items are measured by 1-5 rating scale. It consists of 6 subjects; Organization, Transporting Operation, Driver, Vehicle, Customer Service and Inner organization management, which total 18 questions. The dataset has been analyzed by multiple regression to analyze such relationships. The final model included 8 questionnaire items which is predictable approximately 65%. The results found that the simple countermeasures and rapid processing (e.g., measuring body temperature, there are health and safety policy of organization and training transporting staff) are most influence the level of crisis health retaliation. Regarding the contributions of this study, the 3PLs both of having and unhiving Q mark license can select the countermeasure activities to prevent the virus pandemic. Moreover, the public and private organizations who are supervising the truck operations can use the result of this study to promote the effective virus pandemic countermeasure.
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