Result of knowledge providing about machine safety among production worker in fasteners manufacturing company, Samut Sakhon Province
Keywords:
Perception, Safety, Risk, Machine, Production, WorkerAbstract
This research was the study about safety when working with machines. The objective was to compare the difference in knowledge of employees before and after participating in this research. The sample group (n=73) consisted of workers who had ever accidents from working with machinery from A.D. 2021-2023. The research tools were media for training on machine safety, pre- and post-training tests, and the safety talk activity. The collecting data were analyzed by descriptive statistics in the form of percentages to compare before and after training. The knowledge level criteria are 70% pre-test and 80% post-test. The results found that all sample group were male with junior high school level of education, and the working period was between 21-30 years. The results of the pre- and post-training tests passed the criteria. The overall score compared to the analysis criteria, was interpreted a very good of the knowledge level. The workers cooperated very well in wearing more personal protective equipment and joined in the safety talk activity. There was no accident occurring from working with machines within 1 month after the safety training.
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