ANALISIS BEBAN KERJA FISIK DAN POSTUR KERJA DALAM PROSES LOADING UNLOADING DI PT ANGKASA PURA LOGISTIK MENGGUNAKAN METODE REBA DAN PERHITUNGAN CVL

Dimash Saputra, Muhammad (2023) ANALISIS BEBAN KERJA FISIK DAN POSTUR KERJA DALAM PROSES LOADING UNLOADING DI PT ANGKASA PURA LOGISTIK MENGGUNAKAN METODE REBA DAN PERHITUNGAN CVL. Thesis thesis, Institut Teknologi Dirgantara Adisutjipto.

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Abstract

The process of loading and unloading goods or ramp handling is one of the important activities in the loading and unloading work system on the aircraft. Loading and unloading activities are the activities of raising/lowering cargo items from/into the compartment of each aircraft handled at the airport with manual labor or PPM (Manual Material Handling). This work is done repeatedly throughout the working day, this is very closely related to workload, especially physical workload and posture if this activity is not done properly. Angkasa Pura Logistik or better known as APLog, is a subsidiary of state-owned company PT Angkasa Pura 1 (Persero) which is engaged in providing cargo shipping services. The number of cargo shipping service providers that cooperate with Angkasa Pura Logistics affects the amount of incoming cargo, so that the level of workload of loading and unloading operators increases. This study aims to determine the level of workload and determine the relationship between the results of physical workload and age. Knowing the difference in physical workload measurement results and the improvements needed to reduce workload. In this study, workload measurements on operators were carried out using the REBA and CVL methods. Where REBA is a method of measuring ergonomic work postures in the work environment while CVL is a calculation method for classifying workload based on workload calculations.

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