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August 22, 2025

Evaluating Key Performance Indicators of Occupational Health and Safety Among Upstream Oil and Gas Workers in Nigeria

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USUdeme SundayCOChristopher Onosemuode

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Cross-sectional analysis shows variations in safety performance among oil and gas workers in Nigeria, suggesting key roles for training and leadership.

Key Points

  • Overall performance of occupational health and safety was higher than expected, indicating effective training and safety measures.
  • Training and emergency planning significantly influenced perceptions of safety, explaining 71% of performance variation.
  • Cross-sectional survey involving 250 workers assessed safety culture, leadership, and psychological safety in Nigeria's oil sector.
  • Effective OHS relies on more than infrastructure, highlighting the need for strong leadership and a healthy organizational culture.

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Sunday et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af59d7ad7bf08b1eade678https://doi.org/10.70382/ajsede.v8i5.022
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