Assessment of Occupational Health and Safety Risk in the Road Construction Project in the Sigi Regency

Abstract

The possibility occurrence of occupational health and safety risk in construction work is large because each work environment has many sources of danger but can be done prevention and handling to reduce the risk of occurrence of a work accident that’s why we need the process of identification and assessment of occupational health and safety risks. This type of research is descriptive analysis, the research approach is observational to use a sheet of JHA (Job Hazard Analysis) for hazard identification and risk assessment with a semi-quantitative analysis using the standard risk assessment AS/NZS 4360:2004. The results of the hazard identification beyond the occupational health and safety are carried out in the road construction in the Sigi Regency produce 147 of the danger that comes from the unsafe action and unsafe conditions and the results of assessing the risks over 147 hazards identified there are 5 different levels of risk ranging from the risk level the most, namely level priority 3 as much as 46%, very high as much as 22%, for priority 1 as much as 14%, substantial as much as 11%, and acceptable as much as 7%.