Analisis Postur Kerja Posisi Memanjat pada Petani Gula Kelapa Kabupaten Banyumas

Imran, Rani Aulia; Purnamasari, Ajeng Dian; Sibarani, Ayu Anggraeni

doi:10.35194/jmtsi.v3i2.709

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“…The score obtained indicates that the level of risk from the manual climbing process is high to very high, requiring immediate repair. In research [9] regarding the same matter, namely climbing coconut trees manually to harvest coconut sap, getting a REBA score of 8-10. This shows that manual climbing of coconut trees is very risky of work accidents.…”

Section: Rapid Entire Body Assessment (Reba)mentioning

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Work motion study on coconut tree climbing using a portable coconut climbing equipment

Dhafir,

Idkham,

Lubis

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Coconut tree climbing activities in general in the Aceh region are still carried out traditionally, namely climbing directly by coconut farmers which still rely on human labor which is classified as difficult and has a high risk in terms of work safety and musculoskeletal disorders (MSD). The aims of this study were (1) analysis of posture and work movements in climbing coconut trees with a portable coconut climber, (2) a comparison of the level of comfort with a portable coconut climber and a traditional coconut climber. Tests are carried out subjectively and objectively, subjective tests are carried out based on perceived operator subjectivity complaints with the Nordic Body Map (NBM) while objective testing is based on the Range approach. of Motion (ROM) and using the Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA). The results of the range of motion analysis (ROM) show that traditional climbing has a higher risk of motion for the operator compared to climbing using a portable coconut climbing equipment. REBA work posture analysis shows that traditional climbing has an average score of 10-11 (very high risk), while using the REBA tool the average score is 4-5 (moderate risk). In the analysis of the Nordic Body Map (NBM), traditional climbing received 42 complaints while climbing equipment experienced 18 complaints of discomfort. Some ergonomic interventions are needed to increase safety and comfort in climbing coconut trees.

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confidence: 99%

Work motion study on coconut tree climbing using a portable coconut climbing equipment

Dhafir,

Idkham,

Lubis

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…One of the informal sectors in Indonesia is the coconut tapping working group in Banyumas Regency, which is the largest coconut sugar production center in Indonesia (Primasadi, 2019). The number of coconut tappers in Banyumas continues to decrease due to the high rate of work accidents (Imran & Kusmawati, 2018;Dinas Pertanian, 2020). There are various cooperatives involved in the production of coconut sugar, one of them is the Nira Satria Cooperative.…”

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Risk management exploration of occupational safety and health for coconut tappers of Nira Satria Cooperative in Banyumas regency

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2023

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Background: Occupational safety and health (K3) for informal sector is still low, as evidenced by the increasing trend of work accidents by 5-10%, including work accidents experienced by coconut tappers. Currently, there are only few research discussing about the implementation of SMK3, especially those dealing with risk management in reducing and preventing work accidents for coconut tappers. The objective is to explore the implementation of risk management for coconut tappers in working group of Nira Satria Cooperative, Banyumas Regency. Method: This qualitative research used a case study approach. It was conducted in two villages, namely Sokawera and Pageraji. There were ten research informants involved in this research consisting of the Chief of Pageraji and the Chief of Sokawera, the staff of community health center, the staff of Cooperative, the family of coconut tappers, and the coconut tappers of Nira Satria Cooperative. Data collection was carried out by in-depth interviews and field observations. Results: A total of 702 coconut tappers in Banyumas Regency were reported to have had accidents over the last five years. The work accidents experienced by coconut tappers of Nira Satria Cooperative were influenced by three factors, namely knowledge, availability of PPE, and behavior. The informants’ knowledge of risk management was very limited, five out of nine informants interviewed were still unable to identify and assess risk at work. The availability of PPEs is only 10% of the total tappers and when used they hindered the tappers’ time and work. The behavior of coconut tappers at work did not reflect good practice of risk management. Conclusion: Coconut tappers of Nira Satria Cooperative had not implemented risk management properly, there were no strict rules from the Cooperative and there was no support from the stakeholders. The coconut tappers and the stakeholders should have awareness to prioritize the safety and health of the coconut tappers in Banyumas Regency, especially those of Nira Satria Cooperative.

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Analisis Postur Kerja Posisi Memanjat pada Petani Gula Kelapa Kabupaten Banyumas

Cited by 2 publications

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Work motion study on coconut tree climbing using a portable coconut climbing equipment

Work motion study on coconut tree climbing using a portable coconut climbing equipment

Risk management exploration of occupational safety and health for coconut tappers of Nira Satria Cooperative in Banyumas regency

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