Work-Related Fatigue Risk-Determining Factors in Traditional Metal Casting Industry in Klaten

Abstract

Fatigue is one of risk factors in an occupational accident and could result in injuries or health problems. This research was aimed at analysing the determinant fatigue risk factors in traditional metal casting industry. The study was a quantitative observational analytic research with cross sectional design conducted in Traditional Metal Casting Industry in Klaten. There were 39 respondents selected as samples through a purposive sampling method. Spearman correlation and SPSS program were used for data analysis. The result showed that there were correlation between body mass index and workrelated fatigue (p=0.033, r=-0. 343) and hydration status and work-related fatigue (p=0.003, r=0.473). Body mass index and hydration status affected the work-related fatigue up to 30.5%. There were no correlation between age (p=0.118, r=0.254), years of services (p=0.062, r=0.301), and workload (p=0.357, r=-0.152) to work fatigue.