IS428 2016-17 Term1 Assign2 Dina Heng Li Gwek

Abstract

Twenty-two workers have died from workplace accidents since the start of 2016, more than the 18 from the same period last year, the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council said on Monday (Apr 4). It is urging relevant industries to review their safety procedures at work immediately and to ensure that all control measures are in place.

Manpower Minister Lim Swee Say, noting that in the first half of 2016, there have already been 42 fatalities - 12 more compared to the same period last year. Mr Lim added that the construction sector remains the top contributor with 18 fatalities - an 80 per cent increase from last year, which saw 10 fatalities in the sector.

This issue has sparked my curiosity as I want to find out more about the trends occurring in specific industries, the key figures in workplace injuries, top sectors with workers injured, top causes of injuries etc.

Tools Utilized

1. Excel 2013 for data preparation
2. Tableau for visualization