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This study was conducted to provide basic data for developing measures to enhance effectiveness in the future by investigating and analyzing the regulatory compliance and the performance status of the hazard and risk prevention plan system in the construction industry. It was confirmed that most of the items in 'Regulatory awareness' were highly recognized, except for the prohibition on the preparation by outside companies. The regulatory recognition, which examined the satisfaction with the current legal system, showed a slight preference to be strengthened rather than relaxed. Compliance was conducted on a self-assessment and was generally found to be well-conserved. During a stage-by-stage performance survey, it was necessary to have a method for inducing on-site manpower-oriented preparation at the preparation stage and to have a practical method for participation of the actual preparers at the review stage in order to enhance the effectiveness of the implementation and verification stage. The reason for the non-utilization of the plan in the implementation stage and the discrepancy between the plan and the site conditions during the verification stage is that the change contents during construction and design changes are not supplemented in the plan. Therefore, it was confirmed that a change history management plan is needed. Through the detailed analysis of the proposed problems in the future, influencing factors and impedeing factors on effectiveness should be derived. In doing so, it is necessary to propose measures to enhance the effectiveness and field operability of the hazard risk prevention plan system that can improve construction safety and health.