<![CDATA[The food industry, particularly the bakery sector, has shown significant growth in Indonesia but still faces various occupational health and safety (OHS) risks, especially during the baking process involving high temperatures and heavy equipment. This study aims to analyze work accident risks in the bread baking process using the Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP) method. HAZOP is applied to identify potential deviations from normal operational conditions that may lead to workplace accidents. Data were collected through direct observation and literature review, then analyzed using a risk matrix based on Likelihood and Severity levels. The results indicate that the highest risk originates from oven temperature deviations, which may cause burns, heat stress, and fire hazards. The risk levels are categorized as "High Risk", requiring control measures such as regular maintenance, worker training, and temperature alarm systems. The study recommends the implementation of an integrated OHS management system in bakery industries to minimize risks in the baking process]]>
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