Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences
ISSN: Online 1818-7803ISSN: Print 1816-949x
Abstract
As is well known, there are certain economic, cultural and historical differences between Vietnam and Korea. These differences create some variances in the consciousness of the people, particularly workers at construction sites. Consciousness, particularly safety consciousness is the most important factor related to ensuring safety at construction sites. Many possible factors related to these issues will be considered in this study. They will be statistically analyzed after more than 100 questionnaire survey sheets are distributed to workers at construction sites of six major cities in Korea and Vietnam. Worker’s awareness of penalty-related regulations such as the actual penalties their level of understanding, their obligations with regard to HSE, the advice of safety managers about penalties, the correlation between the issuance of a penalty and ensuring safety at construction sites and the level of awareness of penalties were also, considered in this study. It shows that more than 70% of Korean workers do not agree to the issuing of penalties at construction sites. On the other hand, Vietnamese workers agree to pay some penalty for violating HSE regulations which should be followed at construction sites but they do not want to pay it themselves, i.e., out of their own pay.
How to cite this article:
Son Ki Sang and Tran Xuan Hien. Measuring of Worker Consciousness Levels at Construction Sites in
Vietnam and Korea.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.36478/jeasci.2019.8132.8136
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