This document discusses safety measures for power presses in Japan and proposals for Malaysia. It summarizes: 1) Japan has reduced power press accidents from 12,000 in 1972 to 559 in 2010 through phased safety measures including compulsory inspections, safety devices like light curtains, and prioritizing keeping hands out of dies. 2) Recommendations for Malaysia include following Japan's example of annual inspections, operator safety training, appointing operation chiefs, and adopting new regulations for automatic feeds and pressbrakes. 3) Proposals also involve introducing proper timing for inspections, safe operations, risk assessment, and establishing an occupational safety and health management system.