Authors : Mohammad Afief; Hanifa Maher Denny; Dr. Daru Lestatyo

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 7 - July

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24JUL816

Abstract : The number of work accidents in Indonesia is still high. Occupational Safety and Health Employment recorded the number of work accidents in Indonesia as many as 265,334 cases in 2022.(1) In order to overcome the high level of work accidents, the government requires the construction sector to implement the Construction Safety Management System. The successful implementation of safety management in the workplace is influenced by workers' perceptions of the implementation of safety management. This research is a qualitative approach with the main objective to describe the factors that shape workers' perceptions of the implementation of construction safety management. The phenomenological design used in this qualitative research aims to understand or explore the reality experienced or certain behaviors of individuals or groups of individuals as well as the aspects that underlie a feeling, opinion, event, relationship, The phenomenological design used in this qualitative research aims to understand or explore the reality experienced or certain behaviors of individuals or groups of individuals as well as the aspects that underlie a feeling, opinion, event, relationship, etc. (2) The results of this study are the factors that influence the formation of workers' perceptions include leadership in the implementation of construction safety management, workers' experience, project teamwork in building construction safety, awareness in implementing construction safety management, occupational safety and health counseling provided, and weak occupational safety and health authority in decision making that supports the implementation of construction safety management.

Keywords : Construction Safety Management System, Perception, Work Accident.

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