Evaluating the Effectiveness and Usability of AR-based OSH Application: HazHunt

This study investigates the effectiveness and usability level of an augmented reality (AR) application called HazHunt to improve occupational safety health (OSH) training. Previous research shows that AR has been growing in popularity as innovative tool enhance hazard identification courses. HazHunt, a marker-based app, was first developed using Vuforia software with OSH experts' guidance. Then, two online sessions course were conducted, where experimental group's (EG) training enhanced implementation HazHunt. Analysis EG scores better (mean = 13.82, s 3.38, n 22) than CG 13.41, 2.15, post-quiz, but this difference is statistically non-significant, t (21) 0.48 one-tail p 0.32. Reduced Instructional Motivation Survey (RIMMS) participants obtained higher confidence levels among Attention, relevance, confidence, satisfaction (ARCS) factors learning motivation. The System Usability Scale (SUS) score recorded maximum count 'Good' rating 78.41, 8). It concluded positive impacts on enhancing terms motivational impact. also scored high SUS EG.