Objective: Impulsivity in young workers is associated with each other and the risk of accidents at work. This study is planned in order to evaluate the occupational injury (OI) and near miss events (NME) for the students attending the Vocational Training Center (VTC) and its prevalence, its causes and its relation with the impulsivity. Material and Methods: All of 412 students taking training in Samsun VTC for the period of 2014-2015 are included into the cross sectional type of this study and questionnaire analysis has been applied on the period between 01 December 2014- 19 December 2014. To those students, that have been included into study, the questions regarding socio-demographic features, work life, work environment and conditions, the situation of having OI and NME and the questionnaire form including Barratt Impulsivity Scale have been applied. Results: According to the results of logistic regression analyses, OI risks are 3.61 times higher for those experienced NMA, 1.12 times higher for those with cognitive impulsiveness and 1.05 times higher for those with total impulsiveness. On the other hand, NMA risk is 3.42 times higher for those working in a dangerous workplace, 5.75 times higher for those working in a very dangerous workplace, 1.12 times higher in the first year of work, 1.12 times higher for those with cognitive impulsiveness and 1.03 times higher for those with total impulsiveness. Conclusion: According to the results of the study, impulsive behaviors were found to be higher in young workers who had OI and NMI. Young workers should be guided properly and especially working adolescents should be monitored closely due to their tendency to exhibit risky behaviors.