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This study presents our investigations of ergonomic factors that related to Indoor Health and Comfort/IHC (with indicators Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) symptoms and work comfort) and Musculaskeletal Symptoms (MSS) suffered by functional and staff workers in Office X year 2017. Conducted in X Office in Indonesia, with the object study are functional and staff workers who work using computer or laptop in staff room which cubicle type (room A, B, C, D, and E). This study perform via walktrought observation, interview, measure indoor air quality/environment factors and fill indoor comfort quesionaire, SBS symptoms quesionaire and Nordic Body Map (NBM) quesionaire . 53,85% of workers have a high level of work comfort and 46,15% of workers have a low level of work comfort. 53,85% of workers suffered complaint of SBS symptoms with at most complaint of SBS symptoms be found are 33,85% tired or strained eyes and 33,85% fatigue or drowsiness. 78,57% of workers suffered MSS complaint. Ergonomic factors that not comform to standard include seat dimensions, table dimensions, computer used, work posture, room dimensions, room layout, room colors, and noise, lighting, temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide , formaldehyde, and VOCs. There is significant relationship between activity level factors and work comfort; VOCs concentration and complaint of SBS symptoms. There is no significant relationship between ergonomic factors are studied and MSS complaint.
Hasil penelitian menyatakan bahwalama kerja mempengaruhi keluhan subyektif musculoskeletal disorders dantingkat risiko ergonomi pekerja forklift termasuk ringan hingga sedang. Sarannya,perlu dilakukan pengawasan dan pengendalian postur kerja pekerja forklift,pengaturan durasi kerja, sosialisasi terkait musculoskeletal disorders, gejala,faktor risiko, tindakan pencegahan, dan penanganan. Kata kunci : risiko, ergonomi, forklift, musculoskeletal disorders.
This thesis contains the relationship of risk factors for manual material handling (MMH) with complaints of subjective musculoskeletal symptoms (MSS) to workers in the Department of Textile Chemical Production of PT. X in 2020. In this study, observation of manual risk handling (MMH) risk factors is using questionnaires and the Quick Exposure Checklist (QEC) method. Besides, to find out complaints about musculoskeletal symptoms (MSS) researcher used the Nordic Body Map (NBM) Questionnaire. The study design is a cross-sectional study with an observational approach. The analysis used in this study is univariate and bivariate analysis. Univariate analysis is used to provide an overview of each risk factor for manual material handling. While bivariate analysis is used to see the relationship between individual risk factors (age, years of service, body mass index, exercise habits, and stress) and work risk factors (object weight, work duration, and work posture) with musculoskeletal symptoms (MSS) complaints that felt by workers in the Textile Chemical Production Department of PT. X in 2020. The results of this study found that there is a relationship between body mass index (BMI) with complaints of musculoskeletal symptoms (MSS) felt by workers (pvalue = 0.040). In addition, there is a relationship between work stress and musculoskeletal symptoms (MSS) complaints felt by workers (p-value = 0.044).
Health and Safety Executive found that in 2013/2014, about 526.000 from1.241.000 of work related disesease cases is musculoskeletal disorders. In 2014WHO fact sheet stated that 37% of work relaed disesase is back pain. US BLSstated that nurse is the worker who is with high prevelence. This research aims toobserve musculoskeletal symptoms of nurses who is in operating room byergonomic approaching. Ergonomic risk level was assessed by REBA (RapidEntire Body Assesment) method. This research design is observational with crosssectional. Respondent in this research is 8 nurses in operating room. The resultshowed that 100% of nurses got musculoskeletal symptoms after shift work,where the highest symptoms is in left and right calf (87.5%). Patient transferringactivity from operating table to bed is activity with high risk which potentiallycaused musculoskeletal symptoms. One of the important factor in musculoskeletalsymptoms of nurse in operating room is environment factor which is secure andcomfort for worker, tools, and its job.
Driving requires high concentration for quick and accurate coordination between eyes, hands, feet and brain; therefore, driving is a job with high risk to experience exhaustion and other health disorders. The aim of this research is to illustrate the effects Musculoskeletal Symptoms (MSS) on drivers, their specific factors, as well as environmental factors towards 41 light vehicles professional drivers in 2020. This research is also a measure of risk levels of posture with REBA method on light vehicle drivers of toyota hiace at PT ACD Indonesia. The research method used is descriptive, qualitative, and observational with quantitative approach which applied to team SMO transportation at PT ACD Indonesia, especially in district of Duri. With this method, the researcher wants to get images of muscles and bones complaints also to figure ergonomic risk level using REBA method. Employee data is analyzed based on age, driving experiences, IMT, workout habit, smoking habits, driving duration, period of employment, work posture, physical and non- physical factors. The results of this research is drivers within the age group of 24-34 years old and period of employment less than 10 years never experience injuries and musculoskeletal complaints. Work pattern 5:2 with driving durations of 3 hours or more work responsibilities show 100% respondents experience musculoskeletal complaints on some of their body parts such as necks, backs, and calves. Drivers who of heights of 161 to 170 cm experience some complaints on their necks. Meanwhile those who work out a minimum three times a week for a minimum of 30 minutes per day dominantly experience musculoskeletal complaints on necks, the bottom of their backs, buttocks/thighs and calves. Based on this study, it is concluded that driving demands with high concentration can cause muscles constraints on their body parts, this can be seen on 90.2% respondents who experience musculoskeletal complaints on their body parts, meanwhile 9.8% do not experience any complaints, with 51.2% experience complaints on necks, 51.2% on the bottom of the backs, 56.1% on buttocks/thighs and 61.0% on calves. whereas, the biggest ergonomic risk level using REBA method while driving is when one has to turn steering wheel and also the dominant posture.
Kata Kunci: kelelahan, pertambangan, kesehatan kerja, OFER
The activities of the gold mining industry are capital-intensive, labor-intensive, and technology-intensive industries. The unharmonious interactions between these three aspects can lead to work accidents and occupational diseases that are closely related to fatigue. The purpose of this study is to determine the factors associated with the prevalence of fatigue in workers at PT. X Year 2017. A cross-sectional study design was used in this study using the Occupational Fatigue Exhaustion Recovery (OFER) questionnaire with a target of 288 respondents from all departments at PT. X. It is known that the prevalence of worker fatigue at PT. X as many as 136 workers experiencing fatigue (36.8%) and as many as 182 workers did not experience fatigue (63.2%). From the statistical test results found two significant variables i.e. job satisfaction variables (p-value = 0.003, OR = 2.140), and job stress variables (p-value = 0,000). In conclusion, the most influential factor for fatigue is psychosocial risk factors. In order to solve this problem, it is necessary to establish a sustainable fatigue management management system, to establish an open dialogue on the management of psychosocial hazards in the workplace, and to implement effective communication and cooperative working culture at every level of the organization.
Keyword: fatigue, mining, occupational health, OFER
