Project Assessment of Safety Management Training for Migrant Labor of the Food Industry in Ranong Province

Abstract

Safety management training is one of the most important projects for the Migrant Labor, however, this area is not clearly document in the literature in relation to the Ranong province of Thailand. Therefore, this study is based on the project assessment of safety management training for migrant labor of the food industry in Ranong province. This study aimed to assess the interaction and knowledge of 50 participants of the project of safety management training for migrant labor of the food industry in Ranong province by using questionnaire for data collection. Findings of the study is based on the descriptive statistics such as mean, standard deviation (SD), referential statistics, paired t-test, and content analysis. Results of the study revealed that most of the respondents were male from 21–30 years old with elementary education degree. Most of the respondents were monthly employee with below 1 year of experience. The findings of the interaction of participants revealed that most of them were satisfied with the high level (Mean = 3.92, S.D. = 0.52) on content of the curriculum. Moreover, the findings of the knowledge of pre-training and post-training revealed that it was different with 0.05 level of significance (P-value < 0.001). This assessment indicated that migrant labor of the food industry was satisfied with this project of safety management training and acquiring the additional knowledge for their work safety.