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Abstract: This study examines how digital technologies influence the occupational health of logistics loading/unloadingworkers, who face risks such as air pollution, noise, and physical strain. Using an integrated DEMATEL-ISM-MICMAC-PCA-IV framework grounded in Resource-Based View and Stakeholder Theory, we identify key digital factors. Results show that intelligent health risk assessment systems, digitalized equipment, electrification, and multi-stakeholder health platfomsare core drivers. These enhance health outcomes via pollution control, real-time monioring, and data-driven interventions. Thestudy positions digitaltechnologies as strategic health resources and collaborative tools, offering empirical support for targeted digital health strategies in the logistics industry.

Keywords: Digital technologies; logistics loading and unloading workers; occupational health