Factors Analysis for Risk Perception in Fabrication Work

Abstract:

Accidents in industry is not only cause damage, but also economic losses for the company. One of the causes of accidents is the reduced safety performance of workers. One cause of the lack of safety performance is still lack of understanding in analyzing hazards in the workplace and also discussing safety risk perception. Related research proves that a considerable amount of damage has been found associated with inaccurate safety risk perception. In fabrication work, with the characteristics of work that monotonous position of working, causing musculoskeletal disorders that become of the hazard that need to be considered. Safety performance is also related to safety culture. Safety culture is not only related to institutional and safety policies, but also related to the structural and contextual aspects of the organization. Therefore, the researcher emphasizes to study the combination of personality traits, body pain, and organizational hierarchies on safety risk perception in the field of fabrication work by modeling using SEM. The purpose of this study is to consider about safety risk perception in fabrication work for safety management system that is implemented. Meanwhile for further research, it is expected that the developed model can be used as a guide in developing safety research.

• Periodical: Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 104)
• Pages: 7-15
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AST.104.7
• Online since: February 2021
• Authors: Mega Rahayu Hardiyanti*, Ratna Sari Dewi
• Keywords: Fabrication Department, Musculoskeletal Disorders, Personality Traits, Safety Behavior, Safety Risk Perception

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