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Health and safety education: A report of a health education programme for motor vehicle repairers in Warri Metropolis, Nigeria

Abstract This study examined whether knowledge of health and safety among motor vehicle repairers in Warri Metropolis could be improved with education workshops. The assumption is that increased health and safety knowledge will prevent avoidable injuries and minimise the risk of work related injuries. Thirty motor vehicle repairers were randomly selected and divided into control (group A) and experimental (group B) groups. First, both groups were tested on their knowledge of health and safety without any education. The experimental group was then educated on health and safety measures and both groups retested after a month. Results showed that the knowledge of the experimental group increased significantly after the health and safety education workshop compared to the control group.