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Berkaitan dengan perancangan produk, fasilitas dan area kerja yang efektif, nyaman, aman, sehat dan efisien pada saat dioperasikan.
fokus pendekatan
Meningkatkan functional effectiveness dari interaksi kerja dalam sebuah sistem kerja manusiamesin dan kenyamanan peng gunaan peralatan, fasilitas maupun lingkungan fisik kerja untuk meningkatkan produktivitas serta memperbaiki kualitas kerja (Quality of Work Life). Fitting the tasks to the man (Granjean, 1982) : Fitting the demands of work to the efficiency of man in order to reduce stress. Perancangan sistem kerja dengan memperhatikan faktor manusia (kelebihan dan keterbatasannya) baik secara fisik maupun non-fisik (psikologis).
goal/ objective
A solution solution-oriented branch of ergonomics rather than just an evaluation of workwork-related problems. well-being and productivity by To optimize worker welltreatment of the work stressors Ergonomics interventions are preventive, before injuries occur, thereby avoiding future medical treatments.
ergonomic research
Study of the ill-effects of poor posture and poorly designed tools on the health of workers. Working out of proportions and conditions of the work place to ensure correct body posture. To fit (adapt) work to individuals, as opposed to fitting workers to the work, through developing knowledge that results in efficient adaptation of work methods to the individuals physiological and psychological characteristics. To identify and alleviate those work stresses that adversely affect the health, safety and efficiency of workers. Designing machines, equipment, and installations so that they can be operated with great efficiency, accurately and safely. To ensure that human needs for safe and efficient working are met in the design of work systems. Adapting lighting, air-conditioning, noise, etc. to suit mans physical requirements.
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Productivity ?
NAS
Quality of Work Life ?
evaluasi ergonomis ?
Kondisi Existing
Analisa & Evaluasi
Antropometri
Kinerja Fisik
Biomekanik
Lingk.Kerja
Keluhan Subyektif
Ya
Ergonomis? Tidak
Test/Trial
Implementasi
Physical size (anthropometric). Anthropometry is the science dealing with the human body dimensions. Anthropometric problems are those that deal with a physical conflict between the person and some aspect of the work area. The most common problems (a) workplace & workspace, and (b) facilities/ equipments design.
Endurance (cardiovascular). Endurance problem are characterized by the stress that they place on the cardiovascular system (heavy job, extensive physical effort). Endurance problems can result in the establishment of work/recovery cycles or of standard for a fair days work. Designing tasks and jobs to conform to a predetermined expenditure of energy (or kcal expenditure).
Strength (biomechanical) (biomechanical). . Strength problem are often characterized by the need for large muscular effort (can cause injuries on the job). job) . Can be analyzed through bio bio-mechanical techniques. techniques .
Manipulative (kinesiology). Manipulative problems are characterized as inability to perform the fine motions required on the job or difficulty in the performing tasks at the required speed. Show up in assembly tasks or task requiring fine control of dials and instruments. Assembly errors, alignments problems, and dropped pieces are the outcome of manipulative problems.
Environmental (external). Environmental problems are those which involves the surroundings of the worker. Some typical problems : heat/cold stress, lighting, noise, vibration, etc.
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Cognitive (thought). Cognitive problem typically show up as operating errors of some type. The limit of short-term memory and the associated difficulty with long and complicated string of numbers are common cognitive difficulties. Similar, perceptual problems associated with vision and hearing can result in errors.
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Environmental conditions (e.g. temperature, illumination, noise) of the workplace; The physical and mental requirements of the job; The workers exposure to hazardous materials; The interaction between the worker and the work equipment.
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environmental conditions
(Temperature, Illumination, Noise, Vibration, etc)
Heat stress due to exposure to a relatively high heat load places a physiological strain on the worker, resulting in potential health impairment. Cold stress can also physiologically affect the human body, resulting in impairment of the individuals health as well as job performance. Exposure to severe cold stress can result in cold injuries and illness (e.g. frostbite, hypothermia when the body temperature falls below 350C) Poor illumination can reduce the workers job performance and can be a potential strain to vision. Inadequate illumination can also cause accidents, resulting in personal injuries. Noise & vibration at high level, may be physiologically and/or psychologically harmful to the human body. Noise itself can make communication difficult and can be permanently harmful to the workers hearing ability. It may mentally disturb the worker, resulting in job performance impairment and/or accidents. Prolonged exposure to vibration may cause health impairment.
The physical demands can place biomechanical and physiological stress on workers while they are performing their jobs. This stress can affect workers job performance as well as their health and safety. Modernization of the industrial environment has increased the mental demands placed on the worker. In the past, physical demands of the job were the primary cause of worker fatigue, but today mental demands may contribute as much as or more than the physical demands to overall worker fatigue.
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hazardous materials
The wide variety of chemical produced and used in todays industry exposes many workers to potentially hazardous materials during their work. The workers exposed to these hazardous materials can develop both acute and chronic injuries or illnesses. The ergonomists play significant roles in controlling and minimizing the adverse effects of the work environment to insure healthier, safer and more efficient workplaces.
workplace hazards
the first defense against workplace hazards is to keep workers informed Physical Hazards include extremes of temperature (heat stress/stroke), noise (permanent hearing damage), vibration (nerve and blood vessel damage), and radiation (cancers, leukemia, burns, eye injuries, etc) etc). . Falling, slipping, and tripping may also be categorized as physical hazards hazards. . Chemical Hazards in the form of liquids, solids, gases, dusts, fumes, or mists (cause external or local problems such as irritation, skin burns, etc) etc). . Biological Hazards not yet of important concern in the general industrial setting setting. . Workers who handle biological and medical specimens and animals must be protected against biological hazards (in health care centers, research laboratories, etc) etc). .
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Anthropometry in Workstation Design Physical Work and Heat Stress Manual Lifting & Material Handling Choice of Work Posture (Standing, Sitting, or SitSit-Standing?) Personal Music Automation of Monotonous Jobs
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case study : fundamental of ergonomics in theory and practice (John R. Wilson, elsevier) elsevier)
Buatlah summary 3 point penting yang Anda temukan dalam jurnal! Berikan penjelasan terkait 3 point penting tersebut! Jangan lupa untuk menyebutkan pada hal dan paragraf berapa anda menemukan point tersebut! Menurut jurnal tersebut terdapat 2 definisi ergonomi yang kontrast, jelaskan 2 definisi ergonomi tersebut! Jelaskan pula definisi ergonomi yang diajukan oleh wilson! (NB : jelaskan dengan gaya bahasa Kelompok Anda) Pada hal 563 paragraf kedua terdapat kalimat : in its early days, ergonomics was often applied to unitary problem, one person interacting with one machine or job, or behaving within an environment notable for one particular key factor. Menurut Anda,masih relevankah statement tersebut? Berikan penjelasan yang argumentatif berdasarkan jurnal tersebut!
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