Guidelines for Handling Electrical Safety in Laboratories of the Faculty of Industrial Education and Technology, King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to problem statement and guidelines for handling electrical safety in laboratories of the Faculty of Industrial Education and Technology, King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi. The researcher was collected from a sample using the questionnaire and interviewing included the population as undergraduate student 240 people, lecturer 5 people, and graduate user 5 people. Thus, the quantitative sample, that the researcher calculates the sample size get 150 undergraduate students. While the qualitative sample consisted of 5 professors in the department and 5 graduate users using a specific random method. All research tools which were tested for content validity in data collection. For qualitative research using analyzed qualitative research by choosing a content analysis technique. The results were found that 1) Problems of electrical safety management in the laboratory in terms of safety in the use of tools and equipment Problems from students not paying attention or lack of concentration while using in terms of machine safety When the machine is damaged, it cannot be repaired immediately. safety in safety while working Rehearsal training is minimal. in terms of safety in the work environment Inadequate personal protective equipment. And, 2. Guidelines for electrical management in the laboratory in terms of safety in the use of tools and equipment Students are required to receive training every year. From the Center for Energy, Environment, Safety and Occupational Health (EESH) Management and must be certified. in terms of safety in the use of machines, there should always be staff to check the machines. Including the university has set a budget specifically for the maintenance of machinery. In terms of safety while working, more training has been organized. and working environment determine the appropriate number of operators and increase Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).