Abstract :
Activities in the PT XYZ cargo terminal environment present various safety
and health risks for employees involved in the process. Therefore, this study aims
to analyze the application of Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and Rapid Entire Body
Assessment (REBA) techniques as an effort to identify potential hazards and reduce
the risk of injury to PT XYZ cargo terminal employees, especially in the porter
section.
This research uses the Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and Rapid Entire Body
Assessment (REBA) methods. where the JSA process involves identifying work
steps, assessing hazards, and designing preventive measures to reduce the risk of
physical injury. While REBA is done to evaluate work positions that require
ergonomic adjustments. In collecting data, researchers used the observation
method to observe employee work activities while handling cargo in the terminal
area. The data collected included work support tools, work schedules, work
processes, postures, and injury incidents that occurred during the study period.
Data was also collected using the interview method, which collected in the form of
respondent profiles and the application of JSA at the PT XYZ cargo terminal,
especially in the porter section. In addition, the documentation method was also
used by researchers in this study.
Based on the results of the study, it was found that of the 32 employees
90.6% were male and the rest were female, which was dominated by employees
aged 21-25 years with the most education level of SMA / SMK with a work period
of <1 year. The results of the JSA analysis show that work at the cargo terminal
has a high potential for hazards such as back, shoulder, arm, leg and muscle
injuries due to heavy or unergonomic lifting. Meanwhile, REBA analysis identified
several postures that require ergonomic adjustments. From the REBA calculation,
it can be seen that the highest risk is received by Ilham Jayadi and Ni Luh Putu
Sriyanti with a calculation result of 10, so it needs to be examined and changed
immediately. However, based on Ergo @WSH, those with the highest risk are Km
Trisna Wardana, Ni Luh Putu Sriyanti and Putra Wirawan, this is due to a
mismatch in posture when lifting cargo and the cargo is too heavy.