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Sritomo W.Soebroto
Laboratorium Ergonomi & Perancangan Sistem Kerja
Jurusan Teknik Industri - Fakultas Teknologi Industri
Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember
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Jadwal Perkuliahan :
Minggu Topik
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More Recently ...
The Hoover Dam:
112 people died
during construction
Attitudes to Hazards
and Risks are
constantly evolving
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Trends in Occupational Safety
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Incidents per 200,000 work hours
API
Bayer
BP
3 Chevron Texaco
Concawe
ConocoPhillips
2 Dow
DuPont
ExxonMobil
OMV
1
Shell
Trend Line
0
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Unrevealed Safety Issues
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Safety engineering is an engineering discipline
which assures that engineered systems provide
acceptable levels of safety. It is strongly related to
systems engineering, industrial engineering and the
subset system safety engineering. Safety
engineering assures that a life-critical system
behaves as needed, even when components fail.
Safety management system (SMS) is a term
used to refer to a comprehensive business
management system designed to manage safety
elements in the workplace.
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Engineering as Definition
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Profesional Engineer
Competency
ATTITUDE
• ethics
• responsibility
• liability
• accountability
• integrity
SKILL
KNOWLEDGE (Hard & Soft)
• specific technical issues • technical skill
• specific legal & practice issues • organizational skill
• safety & environmental issues • communication & interpersonal skill
• social-culture & economic issues • quality awareness
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Apakah Etika Profesi Keinsinyuran
(Engineering Ethics) ?
Engineering ethics ? “The study of the moral issues and
decisions confronting individuals and organizations
involved in engineering “.
Teknologi dan proyek (inovasi) engineering harus mampu
menjawab 2 (dua) pertanyaan mendasar (a) apakah karya
keinsinyuran tersebut sudah mengindahkan nilai-nilai
(moral dan norma) kemanusiaan ataukah justru mengabai
kannya; dan (b) penerapan hasil karya keinsinyuran ter-
sebut sebenarnya untuk apa, untuk siapa dan bagaimana
cara pengoperasian serta penanggulangan terhadap ke-
mungkinan terjadinya dampak (negatif) yang ditimbulkan
nya.
Engineering ethics is preventive ethics (think scientifically
and think ethically) ?
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Standards of Engineering Practice
PROFESIONAL ENGINEER
HAVE THE CHALLENGE AND
OPPORTUNITY
TO BE LEADERS IN CREATING A
BETTER WORLD FOR THE FUTURE
(NIOSH)
Design for Safety
dfs has developed a fast, easy-to-use
tool for engineers and safety professionals
to incorporate safety through design by:
identifying hazards
prompting engineers to think about hazards
which they otherwise might overlook
conducting a risk assessment for identified
hazards
reducing risks in a structured method
preventing accidents and reducing liability
Design for Safety ?
what it is... ?
Unprotected
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Recognized Hazards
Walking/working surfaces
- tripping, slipping
Mechanical hazards -
Rotation, reciprocation,
shearing, vibration, pinch
points, hydraulics,
pneumatics, entanglement
Biological - allergens,
carcinogens
Radiant Energy -
sound, nuclear, X-rays,
light, lasers
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Guidelines for Engineering Design
for Process Safety
• Inherently Safer Plants/Plant Design
• Equipment Design
• Materials Selection
• Piping Systems
• Heat Transfer Fluid Systems/Thermal Insulation
• Process Monitoring and Control
• Sources of Ignition
• Electrical System Hazards
• Deflagration and Detonation Flame Arresters
• Pressure Relief Systems
• Effluent Disposal Systems
• Fire Protection
• Explosion Protection
Safety Hierarchy
Eliminate the hazard
Protect against the hazard
Warn against the hazard
Provide training
Provide personal
protection
Safety Hierarchy
Moral obligation
Financial benefits
Legal requirements
Moral Obligation
Quality of life
Good conscience
Financial Benefits
Legal Requirements
Workers Compensation Act
Highway Traffic Act
Building Codes
Fire Codes
Criminal Code
Workplace Safety and Health Act
“Old and New”
“…systematically pursue,
achieve, and maintain
increasingly higher levels
of company and
individual competence…”
in safety.
Safety Program vs Safety Culture
Program…
A plan outlining how the company will address
OSHA compliance issues.
Culture…
“The sum total of the way things are done in a
company. Culture includes values and beliefs.”
Management Involvement
Old Way…
Management Commitment
New Way…
Management Involvement
Management Involvement
The first step in a safety program is the
full support and involvement of upper
management
Establishes the corporate philosophy on
safety (Safety Culture)
Old Way…
Safety is No 1 priority
New Way…
Safety is an integral part of
business success
Worker Involvement
Old Way…
Reminding someone to work safely is
usually considered “getting into their
business”
New Way…
Reminding someone to work safely is
appreciated and considered normal
Worker Involvement
Safety Committee
Allows exchange of ideas and input
at all levels
Communication between key
personnel
Promotes a “team” concept