Sunghwan Yang
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Dr. Sunghwan Yang is a dedicated researcher in occupational safety and industrial risk management, with a focused expertise in accident prevention within small to medium-sized enterprises (SMSEs). His most cited work, "Modern Cause and Effect Model by Factors of Root Cause for Accident Prevention in Small to Medium Sized Enterprises" (2021, 6 citations), provides a critical framework for analyzing the root causes of common workplace injuries—such as falls, slips, and jammed incidents. By developing a systematic cause-and-effect model, Dr. Yang offers practical tools for reducing occupational accidents in South Korea’s SMSE sector, where safety resources are often limited. His research bridges the gap between theoretical risk analysis and actionable prevention strategies, emphasizing the intensity of root cause factors to prioritize interventions. This contribution is particularly valuable for safety engineers, policymakers, and business owners seeking evidence-based methods to enhance workplace safety. Dr. Yang’s work underscores the importance of tailored safety models for smaller enterprises, making him a key voice in the ongoing effort to protect vulnerable workers and minimize industrial hazards.
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