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Abstract

Occupational Health and Safety (OSH) in the industry and vocational education institutions are very important elements to ensure user safety and keep the machines in good condition. Polytechnics must be able to prepare OSH standards in the practical learning process in the laboratory. Therefore, this study aims to evaluate the compliance of the Subang State Polytechnic Laboratory in the application of OSH. Observation data obtained were analyzed by descriptively – quantitatively methods. The results showed that the facilities and application of OSH at the Subang State Polytechnic laboratory received a score of 67.20 so that it was in the feasible category.

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Adhan Efendi, Subang State Polytechnic, Indonesia

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Didin Komarudin, Subang State Polytechnic, Indonesia

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