This study explores the awareness of safety and welfare measures among employees in the iron and steel industry, a sector where maintaining a safe and supportive work environment is critical due to the inherent risks involved. Ensuring workers are knowledgeable about safety protocols and welfare programs is essential for preventing accidents and enhancing overall well-being. This study examines the awareness of safety and welfare measures among employees in the iron and steel industry, focusing on different age groups. The research involved 150 participants, using a quantitative approach with a structured questionnaire to assess their knowledge and practices related to safety protocols and welfare programs. Results show that 65.5% of respondents are aware of safety measures, with the 35-44 age group displaying the highest awareness. In contrast, 34.5% lack safety awareness, indicating a need for improved communication. For welfare measures, 52.33% of respondents are aware, particularly among those aged 35-44, yet a significant 47.67% remain unaware. The study suggests that younger employees under 25 show the lowest awareness for both safety and welfare measures, highlighting a gap that requires targeted educational initiatives. The findings emphasize the importance of comprehensive training and information dissemination to enhance workplace safety and welfare awareness.