Integrating Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems (SMK3) with Total Quality Management (TQM) in Micro-Scale Manufacturing Enterprises

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Questionnaire-based evaluation highlights critical safety issues in micro-scale manufacturing, suggesting enhanced supervision and training.

Findings indicate that improving safety management is essential for achieving total quality management goals.
Primary issues identified include low discipline with personal protective equipment use and inadequate supervision.
Evaluation methods such as fishbone diagrams and fault tree analysis were used to assess safety management implementation.
Integrating safety systems into quality management frameworks emphasizes the need for structured audits and targeted training.

Heronasia et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Questionnaire-based evaluation highlights critical safety issues in micro-scale manufacturing, suggesting enhanced supervision and training.

Findings indicate that improving safety management is essential for achieving total quality management goals.
Primary issues identified include low discipline with personal protective equipment use and inadequate supervision.
Evaluation methods such as fishbone diagrams and fault tree analysis were used to assess safety management implementation.
Integrating safety systems into quality management frameworks emphasizes the need for structured audits and targeted training.

Heronasia et al. (2025) studied this question.

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