The contribution of human error related to occupational accident among traditional divers

Febriyanto, Kresna; Rachman, Ainur; Rahman, Ferry Fadzlul

doi:10.1016/j.gaceta.2020.12.008

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“…The educational background of a person influences all of their actions (Waoma, Widjasena and Lestantyo, 2018;Febriyanto, Rachman and Rahman, 2021). However, the majority of workers in this study had a high school education, which had no a significant impact on the frequency of accidents caused by crew members.…”

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confidence: 71%

Risk of Work Accidents Due to Work Attitude in Speedboat Crews

Saputri,

Febriyanto

2023

IJOSH

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Introduction:A work accident is an unwanted event that can result in loss that occurs at work. Workplace attitude incompatibility leads to fatigue and a variety of complaints, all of which contribute to the occurrence of work-related accidents. The purpose of this study is to determine whether there is a relationship between work attitude and the risk of work accidents among speedboat crew members at SDF Port, Tarakan City. Methods: This research used quantitative analysis with a cross-sectional design. Data were obtained through questionnaires and direct interviews. This research population is the speedboat crew at the Port of SDF Tarakan City; a total of 130 crew members were sampled using a non-probability sampling technique with the accidental sampling method. This study used the Chi-Square test to perform the statistical analyis. Results: As many as 64.6% of workers were involved in an accident, with the majority of them slipping. In contrast, 85 workers (65.4%) have the incorrect work attitude. Conclusion: It can be concluded that there is a significant relationship between work attitude and the risk of accidents among speedboat crews. The ship’s management should make guidelines regarding working in a speedboat. Briefings before and after work are also one of the solutions for ensuring the crew members work according to predetermined standards.

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confidence: 71%

Risk of Work Accidents Due to Work Attitude in Speedboat Crews

Saputri,

Febriyanto

2023

IJOSH

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“…Bearing in mind the dangers of diving in an overhead environment, especially performing decompression dives, the time available, and the general conditions of the vessel, it was decided to not survey the inside of the shipwreck [21].…”

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confidence: 99%

A Virtual Reality application for the exploration of a modern shipwreck: the case study of the Christoforos wreck

Collina,

Lagudi,

Bruno

et al. 2023

Acta IMEKO

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The paper presents the development of a Virtual Reality (VR) application to perform dives in the Christoforos Shipwreck. The huge wreck lies in the Panormos Bay of Skopelos island (Greece) at a depth of 45 meters. Based on a well-known methodology designed for ancient shipwrecks, the 3D reconstruction of the underwater site has been carried out by adjusting the workflow to survey modern shipwrecks. In particular, the methodology, based on photogrammetry, is capable to provide a highly detailed 3D reconstruction of the shipwreck in a few dives, considering issues like working depth, elevations, and thin elements modelling. Moreover, the paper describes the optimization of the 3D model and the software to be executed in low-performance Head Mounted Display (HMD) devices. The resulting VR application, realized for touristic purposes, recreates the exact ambient conditions inside and outside the water simulating the flora and fauna of the place, the coastline, allowing users to live a recreational and educational experience by virtual diving in the underwater site.

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“…It is located between 2° 17' 3.00" north latitude and 118° 14' 39.00" east longitude. The abundant natural potential and natural beauty under the sea have made Derawan Island a tourist attraction that interests domestic and foreign tourists, so half people who live are fishermen and divers (Febriyanto et al, 2021) as well as others in the tourism sector such as homestays, restaurants, and boat rental. In 2018, there was an increase in the amount of tourists who visited Berau Regency with an achievement target of 253% higher than the previous year (Dinas Pariwisata Berau., 2020).This indicates that Derawan Island needs more renewable energy supplies considering the amount of tourists, small areas, marine tourism, and maintaining marine conservation.…”

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confidence: 99%

Digital Earth Surface Model for The Estimation of Solar Panel Electric Power Towards Renewable Energy

Suprojo¹,

Utami²,

Saraswati³

et al. 2022

Geoplanning J. Geomatics Plann.

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The development of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is able to create future value in various sectors and become a solution to the problem of limitations and disparity of electricity resources in Indonesia. This condition encourages GIS to be an analytical solution to the problem of electricity resources, which is by utilizing solar radiation as a source of renewable energy. This study aimed to optimize GIS in the use of solar radiation on the slope of building roofs which affects the estimated number and average electric power. This study used the mixed method. Research data includes aerial photos, which were analyzed digitally using the area of solar radiation and the slope angle of building roofs so as to produce a spatial analysis of the utilization of solar panels on Derawan Island. The data analysis showed that buildings in Derawan Island can produce 17,355.254 mWh per year with each building producing an average of 28,686 kWh annually. The result of the study is expected to encourage the realization of the use of renewable energy as part of the SDGs by utilizing solar panels as a source of electricity, replacing fossil-derived energy. This study is also expected to be applied in other small inhabited islands to support the sustainability of electricity use and increase the use of renewable energy.

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The contribution of human error related to occupational accident among traditional divers

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Risk of Work Accidents Due to Work Attitude in Speedboat Crews

Risk of Work Accidents Due to Work Attitude in Speedboat Crews

A Virtual Reality application for the exploration of a modern shipwreck: the case study of the Christoforos wreck

Digital Earth Surface Model for The Estimation of Solar Panel Electric Power Towards Renewable Energy

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