Determination of safe work practiced in a confine space work: A case study research of an organisation in onne, Nigeria

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Abstract

In developing countries like Nigeria, it is generally reported that confined space accidents and injuries are still prevalent in the industries, which could be due to several factors including-poor efficiency at managing confined space work activities and enforcing required legislation/standards following safe work practice. A case study research was carried out using both exploratory designs for a quantitative approach, and explanatory design for qualitative approach bring the approach to a mixed method choice for evaluation using Confine Space Regulation, 1997, Questionnaire and Observation as an instrument for data collection for analyses. Summary of findings are; Safe Working Procedure Reviewed before the start of work, Poor Use of Communication Methods, Poor Supervision, Failure to Use Personal Protective Equipment, Ignoring Safe Work Practice. Recommendations were made for the improvement of organisations system to enhance a safe process following best practice guidance; with the aim of reducing the level of accidents and fatalities to workers working within a confined space.

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Omoifo-Irefo, M. O. (2020). Determination of safe work practiced in a confine space work: A case study research of an organisation in onne, Nigeria. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 969, pp. 123–133). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-20497-6_12

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