This research deals with the Quality of Working Life, a study from the programs proposed by the Department of Health and Quality of Life (DHQL) of the Federal University of Pará (UFPA) applied to servers. The overall objective was to determine to what extent the actions and programs proposed by this sector of the Dean of Development and Human Resources have contributed to the prevention of diseases that affect servers within their academic units. It was taken by investigating whether specific programs and actions implemented have enhanced disease prevention, particularly those that affect the psychological well UFPA's servers, to see how this board has enhanced the integration of these servers in the programs and actions Health and Quality of Life. The choice of the field and population took place, in principle, according to its own Master's program is intended for servers of the organization and focus on research in public administration, suggesting that university as a locus. The research characterizes an exploratory and descriptive, based on theoretical data on the subject and documentary analyzing the annual reports between the years 2006 to 2010 in PROGEP/DHQL/UFPA. The results obtained point to actions taken by the coordinators that make up the DSQV, in which the highlights are the calls made by the Coordinator of Health Surveillance Server through SIASS with the implementation of multidisciplinary expertise deployed in 2010, which is a difference in this activity as well as the distance from server due to illness, through the variables gender, capacity and nature of expertise. Also raised were the actions taken by the Coordinating Psychosocial Support and Quality of Life and Social Responsibility, to consider the scope of each on a number of actions and programs and servers met. The research has also tried to analyze the values proposed by each sector investigated in order to unravel the point of view of axiology, ie, the sense of the philosophy of presence of each of these values as a factor to be shared by servers of the Federal University of Pará.
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