A Study on the Factors Affecting the Occupational Safety and Health Level of Subcontractor Workplaces in the Electronics Industry

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Objective – This study explores factors influencing the Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) level of subcontractor workplaces in the electronics industry, where small-scale operations and chemical use are common. Methods – A survey was conducted with 852 OSH managers from subcontractor firms. Three key domains were analyzed: OSH management framework, chemical risk management, and principal contractor support. Binomial logistic regression identified significant variables. Results – Factors such as appointing OSH managers, establishing procedures, providing worker information, and operating safety committees improved OSH levels. Chemical-related training, risk assessment, and control also contributed. Support from principal contractors through communication and consulting was effective. Conclusions – Strengthening internal OSH systems, improving chemical management, and enhancing collaboration with principal contractors are essential for advancing OSH in subcontractor workplaces in the electronics industry. © © 2025 American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

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