The present study attempts to provide empirical evidence on the relationship
between the five facets of workplace safety scale and safety compliance behaviour.In adfdition the study examined the interaction effects of age on these workplace safety and
safety compliance behaviour.The dimensions
considered in the study are job safety, co-worker safety, supervisory safety, management safety, and satisfaction with safety programs/policies.Toward this end, a survey among 351 nurses working in Hospital Tuanku Fauziah Kangar, Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah Alor Setar, Penang General Hospital and Hospital Taiping was carried out.Self-
reported measures were used to obtain
data pertaining to workplace safety dimensions and safety compliance behaviour. The Partial Least Square (PLS) structural model analysis was used to ascertain the proposed relationships and it was found that only three dimensions of workplace safety (co-
worker safety, supervisor safety and satisfaction with safety programs) were significantly related to safety compliance behaviour. Meanwhile, the results indicate that the moderating interaction of age on the relationship between job safety, co-worker safety, supervisor safety, management safety, and satisfaction on safety compliance behaviour were not significant.Discussion on the findings is highlighted, so as the implications for practice and future research. Limitations of the study are also offered.