Risk Assessment in the Workshops of the Uşak Turkey Chambers and Exchanges Union Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School Electricity Department

This study is prepared for the purpose of identifying potential risks in a vocational high school electrical workshop, conducting a detailed evaluation, and examining the necessary preventive measures In the study, a risk analysis was carried out in the context of national and international standards by taking into account the equipment used in the workshop environment, the existing occupational safety practices, and the knowledge level of the employees. The analysis discussed in detail risk elements such as electric shock, fire, short circuit, overload, and mechanical injuries. For each risk factor, comprehensive evaluations were made based on the identified hazards, risk assessment methods, and measurement results; within this scope strategic recommendations were developed to minimize risks. The findings reveal shortcomings in the current risk management practices and emphasize the importance of training workshop personnel and implementing continuous inspection mechanisms to ensure a safe working environment. The findings reveal shortcomings in the current risk management practices and emphasize the importance of training workshop personnel and implementing continuous inspection mechanisms to ensure a safe working environment. As a result of the study, among 57 risky situations, 3 were found to be very high risk, 24 high risk, 25 medium risk, and 5 low risk. The study aims to contribute to minimizing risks and preventing workplace accidents by offering recommendations for corrective measures that can be applied in vocational high school electrical workshops.