Analisa Risiko MSDs dengan Metode Nordic Body Map terhadap Pekerja Proyek CV Makarya Engineering
Authors
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Muhammad Irfan Rahmadani
Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Surabaya, Indonesia
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Muhammad Syahrul Ramadhan
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Muhammad Nizar Mahabbi Rosul
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Ratna Ayu Ratriwardhani
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55757/ekliptika.v4i2.147Keywords:
gangguan muskuloskeletal, Nordic Body Map, proyek pembangunan gedungAbstract
Penelitian ini bertujuan mengidentifikasi keluhan muskuloskeletal pada pekerja proyek
pembangunan gedung SDN Tembok Dukuh II Surabaya yang diawasi oleh CV. Makarya
Engineering. Aktivitas proyek meliputi pengangkatan material, pekerjaan dengan posisi
membungkuk, pemancangan, penggalian, dan pemecahan kepala pancang. Penilaian
dilakukan menggunakan metode Nordic Body Map melalui wawancara terhadap lima
pekerja dengan skala Likert empat tingkat, yaitu tidak sakit (0), agak sakit (1), sakit (2), dan
sakit sekali (3). Hasil disajikan dalam skor dan persentase keluhan pada bagian tubuh.
Keluhan sakit sekali paling banyak terdapat pada punggung, yaitu 60%, sedangkan keluhan
sakit mencapai 60% pada leher bagian bawah dan betis kiri. Keluhan agak sakit mencapai
60% pada pergelangan tangan kanan dan tangan kiri. Berdasarkan klasifikasi dalam artikel
sumber, tiga pekerja memiliki tingkat risiko MSDs sedang dan dua pekerja memiliki tingkat
risiko rendah.
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