Safety Precautions AND Work Efficiency
Safety Precautions AND Work Efficiency
Safety Precautions AND Work Efficiency
AND
WORK EFFICIENCY
1 Chapter 1
2 The Problem
3 Introduction
5 hazardous environment or defective equipment and this are the cause of the delay of
2 reoriented by adopting best practices, good housekeeping, and change in work culture
4 According to Griffin M.A. (2000) an employee’s perception will reflect on how they
5 believe that safety is to be valued in the organization to achieve the efficiency on work.
6 Management is often responsible for implementation of safety enhancing systems and
the development of safety oriented establishments.
equipment.
1 Developing and sustaining safety precaution and leadership is important to
2 reduce accidents and promote safety among managers and enhance work efficiency.
3 Safety leadership motivates team members to work harder, to work efficiently, and to take
5 Jung, J and Makowsky, M.D. (2014) stated that all public and private organization
6 have to comply with the rules and regulations and standards prescribed in Occupational
1 Safety Health Act. its concerned was protecting the safety, health and welfare to people
2 engaged in work or employment. The goal of all occupational safety and health program
7 is to foster a safe work environment. As secondary effect, it also protect co-workers,
8 employers, customers, suppliers, nearby communities, and other member who are
28 caused they do not just happen. They are the result of not knowing the proper way to do
29 a task, carelessly performing an operation or job, or not being consciously aware during
31 Human resources are one of the most important assists of the organization with
32 respect to success and growth. The success and growth of the organization depend on
27 the effectiveness and efficiency of the human resources. However, the inefficiencies in
28 human resources caused by any circumstances, occurrence, and events can hinder the
Safety concern refers to the extent to which senior manager stresses the
with other departments to solve safety issues and achieve work efficiency.
business progressed and competences. This study aims to know the safety precautions
Some local issues about safety in work inspires the researcher to focus on this
study.
Conceptual Framework
8 dependent variable. It shows that when having safety precautions in bakeshop they can
1 The study assesses the level of safety precaution and work efficiency. It focuses
2 in Julies Bakeshop utilizing the staff as research participants. This study will be
conducted during the first semester of school year 2017-2018.
1. What is the level of staff safety precautions in terms of the following indicators:
1.1workplace;
3. Is there a significant relationship between safety precaution and work efficiency of the
staff?
4. Based on findings, what action plan can be developed to achieve the level of efficiency
The following hypothesis shall be tested using the 0.05 level of significance:
This study will be delimited in identifying the safety precaution specifically to the
Bakeshop located at Poblacion, Tubod Lanao del Norte. The study will be conducted
Research Participants. The respondents of this study will be the staff of Julies
Bakeshop
7 Research Design. The research design that we will going to used is qualitative design.
0 this study
2 This study will have a meaningful and significant value to the staff, manager and
other researchers.
Staff. The study will help the staff to know some ways on how to be more efficient
Manager. This study will provide managers an idea on how to achieve more
Definition of Terms
The following terms will be used extensively in this study and shall be taken
Customer. Customer refers to the person that buys goods from a store business
Customer Service. Customer service refers to the act of taking care of customers
value, or extent
Kitchen Tools and Equipment. Kitchen tools and equipment refers to the things
0 an activity in order to ensure that something is safe and not dangerous and to prevent
28 in work
32 The study will consist five chapters: Chapter 1 The Problem, Chapter 2 Review
of Related Literature, Chapter 3 Research Methodology, Chapter 4 Presentation,
Analysis and Interpretation of Data, and Chapter 5 Summary of findings, Conclusions and
Recommendations
Chapter 1 includes …
Chapter 2 discusses…
Chapter 3 covers…
Chapter 4…
Chapter 5…
7 Chapter 2
9 This chapter reviews the literature related to safety precaution and work efficiency,
0 which will provide bases for the interpretation of the data that shall gathered later.
1 Safety Precaution
Safety Precaution is a precaution that is taken in order to ensure that something is safe
and not dangerous and to prevent danger while working. The attitude of the employees,
management, and employers play a vital role in preventing accidents and creating safety
working environment. The negligence on the part of the employers and employees can
8 considerable amount of costs by ensuring workplace safety and health. Legg, S. et al.
9 (2014) stated that safeguarding the interest and wellbeing of the employees allows
1 Blair, E.H. (2013) added that organization take all necessary measures to
7 ensure the productivity of all workers and employees to maximize profits and achieve
8 organizational productivity.
9 In addition Dekker, S. (2006) said that in the human resources system, human
1 On the other hand Stricoff and Groover (2014) notes that organizations need to
2 create a safe and healthy working environment for all workers to create a safe and
healthy working environment for all workers to ensure high levels of motivation and
enhancement in efficiency.
Work Efficiency
Work efficiency is the degree and quality of being efficient in work. Being
efficient at work won’t just improve the productivity and win point with the manager, it will
also make the employee feel accomplished, satisfied that they had a full and productive
27 work day. Efficiency is one way of adding minutes or hours to employee’s day said Daum
28 K. (2013).
29 Baram, M. and Schoebel, M.(2007) stated that the progress that is being made
30 and challenges the challenges to be faced, as researchers and practitioners strive to
31 make the concept meaningful for organizations that wish to use behavioral change as a
32 means of improving performance. Work efficiency is the degree and quality of being
efficient in work..
important role in increasing the percentage of safe actions, such as the use of hearing
protection devices.
8 High Performance Work Practices (HPWP) theory further argues that are
9 capable of continuous improvement and when motivated, wil perform at high levels
0 Pfeffer, J. (1998).
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Research Methodology
discussion on the research design and the research methods covering the research
4 The research design that we will going to used is qualitative design. The
5 gathered data will expresses the results in form of words. According to Occupytheory,
6 2014 that qualitative research is a general term pertaining to investigate methodologies
7 and techniques described as naturalistic, ethnographic, field, anthropological or observer
8 research. This type of research gives emphasis on the value of looking on variables in
their natural setting where they are commonly found. This is typically used by
researchers in gathering data. The advantages of having qualitative research are rigidity
is more difficult to assess, demonstrate and maintain, the quantity of data makes
interpretation and analysis time-consuming, the presence of researcher in the process of
data gathering in an avoidable and can therefore affect or influence the responses of
subjects and findings can be time consuming and difficult to present in visual ways. On
3 the other hand qualitative has its advantages. The data in qualitative research depends
4 on human experiences and this is more compelling and powerful than data gathered
5 through quantitative research. With this type of research, the researcher has a clear vision
6 on what to expect. Interviews are not limited to particular questions and can be redirected
7 or guided by researchers in real time and also issues and subjects covered can be
Research Participants
Sampling Techniques
Simple random sampling techniques wil be used in this study. According to
Wilson V. (2014) this is the basic sampling method in survey research and it “gives each
element in the population an equal chance of being included in the sample”. The simple
random sample is generated most often by using a table of random numbers. There are
variations of the random sample, differentiated by the way the samples are generated.
For instances there are 20 staffs in Julies Bakeshop and only 10 wil be the participants.
The researchers will list the 20 names of the staff and put in a glass then just pick 10
Instruments
that will administered to the staff of Julies Bakeshop were composed of Part I and it was
a multiple choice.
3 Data Gathering Techniques
4 Before the actual gathering of data, the researcher will make a letter of
5 permission will be signed first by the research adviser then to the principal, before
6 forwarding to the manager in Julies Bakeshop. Upon the approval, the researchers will be
7 administered the questionnaire to the respondents and the gathered data will be kept with
8 utmost confidentially.
53 Statistical Treatment
54 Data Analysis
57 data will kept confidentially. The following are the considerations to be applied in
58 observance of ethics.
1. Research participants should not be subjected to harm in any ways whatsoever.
3. Full consent should be obtained from the participants prior to the study.
7. Any deception or exaggeration about the aims and objectives of the research must be
avoided.
9. Any type of communication in relation to the research should be done with honesty
and transparency.
10. Any type of misleading information, as well as representation of primary data findings
The following are multiple-choice questions. More than one options may be correct.
2) What are some of the safety measures put in place in your department?
put in place
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Dissatisfied
Very Dissatisfied
4) The person ultimately responsible for your safety and health in the performance of
Yourself
Your supervisor
Your manager
For each question, tick in the space provided whether the statement is True or False
5) Staff are required to put on protective clothing in the performance of their duties
True
False
6) Do you agree that both employers and employees have responsibilities and rights for
No
9) Have you suffered any accident or injury in the factory since you were engaged?
Yes
No
10) If yes what were the causes of the accident?
11) If yes did you report the accident to the appropriate authorities?
Yes
No
12) If yes what actions were taken to forestall the occurrence of the same accident of
Report issued, causes identified and report formed part of the factory’s subsequent
safety meeting
rules