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Ws Ergonomi Fhilosophi & Aplikasi April 21
Ws Ergonomi Fhilosophi & Aplikasi April 21
Sritomo W.Soebroto
Laboratorium Ergonomi dan Perancangan Sistem Kerja
Departemen Teknik Sistem dan Industri
Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember - SURABAYA
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History of Ergonomics
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Fitting the Design to the Man,
Not Fitting the Man to the Design
Employee Concerns
Comfort
Fatigue Employer Concerns
Injuries Worker’s comp costs
Job satisfaction Productivity
• Decreased boredom
Errors
• Decreased stress
• Reasonable
Products
workloads Profit
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Ergonomics Definition
• Ergonomics actually impacts our
everyday life, from the home and
especially to the industrial work
place.
• We describe ergonomics as
designing products, work facilities
and workplaces to increase the
effectiveness, efficiency and
productivity of the worker. And,
more importantly, to improve
worker's safety and health.
• The simply definition of ergonomics
is the study of work, which is
associated with human psychology
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Basic Principles of Ergonomics
• Many ergonomists typically focus on the evaluation and design of workplaces,
where both the physical (such as lifting, repetitive motion, lighting, noise and
energy expanded) and the cognitive (such as perception, attention, decision
making, etc) would operate.
• Ignoring these basic principles of ergonomics will cause many problems such
as injuries and occupational diseases, increased absenteeism, higher medical
and insurance costs, increased probability of accidents and errors, higher
turnover of workers, less production output, lawsuits, low-quality of work, less
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spare capacity to deal with emergencies, etc.
Ergonomics Approach
• Probably, the first prehistoric man to use a
tool for his protection or service as the
founder of human factors thinking.
• Indeed, an ergonomics study of people-
powered farming tools (e.g. axe, sickle, scythe,
etc) in agriculture era reveals change over
time that informally reflects the work system
development cycle.
• It will continuous until the development of
machine-powered and computerized machine-
controlled in the era of industrialization and
informatics technology (ICT).
• The ergonomic principles could also be applied
in micro-scale (man-machine system) until
macro-scale (industrial organization) with
focusing still into human factors.
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Industrial Ergonomics Problems
• Industry should be specially treated in
the field of ergonomics because of their
need to apply ergonomics in their work.
• poor quality, low productivity,
health and safety (OHS) problems of
the workers and;
• high rejection costs because of so
many waste or unproductive
activities (idle, delay, material
handling, accidents, etc).
• Many ergonomic researchers and
organizations attempted to fulfill the
needs of the industry by promoting the
use of ergonomics approach to solve
their problems.
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Ergonomics & OHS Awareness
• The education and training succeeded in
creating Ergonomics & OHS awareness and
motivated employees to utilize their creative
problem-solving capacity. Hopefully, these had
helped Indonesia industries in tackling low
productivity, lack of quality and OHS
problems.
Increase Productivity
Comfort
Ergonomics
Efektivitas, Efisiensi
Well-Being dan Produktivitas
Ergonomics
Increased Productivity
Force Posture
Risk Factors
Personal Environment
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Poor Ergonomics
o Decreased efficiency
o Decreased productivity
o Errors
Poor Ergonomic Design
o Turnover
o Absenteeism
o Job avoidance
What Should I Look For?
Awkward postures
Repetition
Force
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Where Should I Look?
Laboratories
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Where Should I Look?
Hospitals
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Where Should I Look?
Work Places & Facilities
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Where Should I Look?
Shops
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Where Should I Look?
Grounds
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Where Should I Look?
o Housekeeping
o Dining
o Housing
o Student stores
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What Can Ergonomics Do?
• Discomfort ↓
• Accidents and injuries ↓
• Accuracy ↑
• Efficiency/Productivity ↑
• Job Satisfactiton ↑
• Job Retention ↑
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Sritomo W.Soebroto IE Roadmap: Return to Work for
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070808 Enhancing Productivity
AGENDA # 2
• Industrial Ergonomics’ Roadmap:
Filosofi & Perspektif Historis
• Activity Theories for Work Analysis & • Human Simulation and Virtual
Design Environments
• Aerospace HFE • Mining
• Affective Product Design • Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Aging • Online Communities
• Agriculture • Organizational Design And
• Anthropometry Management
• Auditory Ergonomics • Process Control
• Building & Construction • Primary Industries
• Ergonomics for Children & Education • Process Control
Environments • Psychophysiology in Ergonomics
• Ergonomics in Design • Quality Management
• Ergonomics in Manufacturing • Safety & Health
• Gender and Work • Slips, Trips and Falls
• Healthcare Ergonomics • Visual Ergonomics
• Human Factors and Sustainable • Transport
Development • Work With Computing Systems
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An Interdisciplinary Area
(Faulkner, 1998)
Responsible for
Sociology Psychology selection and
Modeling training of men
A.I the user to use the
Groupware Understanding equipment
Help the user
facilities
Ergonomics Aesthetic Art
Equipment
appeal
design
Physical Engineering
capabilities
Physiology Faster systems
better interfaces
Creating Language Responsible for design
for commands Of new system &
consistency
equipment
Philosophy Computer
Linguistics science
MERANCANG Mesin
Manusia
MEMASANG
SISTEM INTEGRAL Energi
Material Informasi
MEMPERBAIKI
Operational Production
Science Engineering
Ergonomics/Human
Factors Engineering
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Sritomo W.Soebroto Work
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Body of Knowledge Teknik Industri
( Salvendy, 2005)
Matemathics Operation Statistics
Research
Manufacturing Ergonomics/
Systems
Engineering
IE Human Factors
Engineering
Management
Accounting System
Psychology
Economics
Sritomo W.Soebroto
Organizational
Industrial Ergonomics
Behaviour 53
Body of Knowledge (IISE, 2016)
Dalam kurikulum baru Teknik Industri yang dipublikasikan oleh
organisasi profesi Institute of Industrial & Systems Engineers, USA,
pada tahun 2016, Body of Knowledge (BoK) Teknik Industri terdiri dari
12 area pengetahuan, yaitu:
1. Work Design and Measurement
2. Operations Research and Analysis
3. Engineering Economic Analysis
4. Facilities Engineering and Energy
Management
5. Quality & Reliability Engineering
6. Ergonomics and Human Factors
7. Operations Engineering & 10. Safety
11. Information Engineering
Management 12. Related Topics
8. Supply Chain Management Product Design & Development
9. Engineering Management Systems Design & Engineering
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Body of Knowledge
Information Engineering
Engineering Management Safety
Human – Human –
environment software
interface interface
technology technology
Tentang
hubungan manusia
Human – Human – Tentang kajian
dengan pekerjaan job organization sistem perusahaan
interface (organisasi)
(pembagian kerja, shift interface
kerja, dll.) technology dan sosio-masyarakat
technology
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Micro-Macro Ergonomics
120
100
80
Services
Percentage
60
Manufacturing
40
20
Agriculture
0
1850 1880 1910 1940 1970 2000
TIME
Time Flexibility/
Cost Quality Delivery Responsiveness
Innovation
Sebelum
Customized, Tersendat,
Job Order kecil, terbatas Lokal Trial & Error
Revolusi
Industri
Mass Diversifikasi,
Marketing banyak model Nasional Cepat 1930 - 1950
Human
Machine
Human-Machine
Human
Ergo-System
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Perbandingan Kemampuan
Manusia >< Mesin
Kecepatan kerja manusia lambat
Mesin cepat
Tenaga (power) manusia kecil, terbatas dan
berubah-ubah Tenaga dapat diatur, cenderung
besar dan konstan
Keseragaman hasil kerja manusia tidak bisa
diandalkan, dan untuk itu perlu dimonitor Cocok untuk aktivitas rutin & masal
melalui mesin (menghasilkan output seragam dan
standard)
Memori otak manusia cenderung bersifat
fleksibel dan bagus untuk mengambil Storage data berlangsung dalam
kebijaksanaan strategis waktu pendek maupun panjang
Pola pikir manusia induktif baik Deduktif baik
Kempampuan kalkulasi manusia cenderung Kalkulasi cepat, tepat namun tidak
lambat, eror besar, namun kemampuan bisa melakukan koreksi terhadap
melakukan koreksi baik kesalahan
Reaksi terhadap beban yang lebih terhadap Reaksi terhadap beban lebih akan
manusia akan berakibat “degradasi” berakibat rusak tiba-tiba
Kepintaran manusia dapat meramal, Kepintaran “yes or no” dan hanya
melakukan analisa dan mengambil sesuai dengan programnya
keputusan yang tepat
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Applied/Industrial Ergonomics
Tiga area aplikasi ergonomi di industri :
(a) employee safety and health concern,
(b) cost-or productivity related fields, dan
(c) the comfort of people.
Industri harus dilihat sebagai sebuah
sistem yang komprehensif-integral.
Persoalan industri tidak lagi dibatasi oleh
pemahaman tentang perancangan
teknologi produk dan/atau teknologi proses
(ranah mikro) saja, tetapi juga mencakup
ke persoalan organisasi dan manajemen
industri dalam skala sistem yang lebih
luas, makro dan kompleks.
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Ergonomi untuk Meningkatkan
Produktivitas Kerja ?
GOOD ERGONOMICS = GOOD ECONOMICS
Task Design
Profit
Profit Profit Profit
Profit
Selling
Cost Price Selling
Cost Cost Cost Price
Cost
Respect
We respect people, and believe
Respect for
for People
the success of our business is
People
created by individual effort and
good teamwork.
SOURCE : TMC
Productivity
& Non- Kinerja Keluhan
Antropometri Productive Biomekanik Lingk.Kerja
Fisik Subyektif
Activities
Ya
Ergonomis?
Tidak
Test/Trial Redesign &
Prototyping
Implementasi
Design of
Selection and Design of Design of Products and Work Facilities
Displays and Controls Information Aids & Equipments
• Strength (biomechanical).
Strength problem are
often characterized by the
need for large muscular
effort (can cause injuries
on the job). Can be
analyzed through bio-
mechanical techniques.
• Environmental (external).
Environmental problems
are those which involves
the surroundings of the
worker. Some typical
problems: heat/cold
stress, lighting, noise,
vibration, etc.