METODE SCAT

(SYSTEMATIC CAUSE
ANALYSIS
TECHNIQUE)
KELOMPOK 1 / KELAS A
1. Andini Dwi Habsari R0217011 ANGGOTA
2. Anika Vira Septiana D R0217013 KELOMPOK
3. Dionisive Baskoro K R0217035
4. Dwi Utari Vidyaningrum R0217039
5. Linda Retnowati R0217061
6. Mega Dila Permatasari R0217063
7. Renaldi Nico Pratama R0217087
8. Riski Makarima A R0217089
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01. Description of Incident 04. Immediate cause

02. EVALUATION OF LOSS POTENTIAL

IF NOT CONTROLLED 05. Basic cause

03. Categories of contact that could have

led to the incident 06. Control Action Needs
“
Terjadi kecelakaan sekitar jam 20.30 wib di area sump. Seorang foreman Pit
Service bernama Andre Sanjaya bersama dengan driver sarana mengantar opt
dozer ke pondok disposal dalam kondisi masih hujan. Andre melihat tower
lamp yang berada di area sump bawah hampir terkena banjir. Lalu ia
mengoperasikan excavator yang berada di atasnya dan melakukan penarikan
tower lamp menjauhi sump. Selanjutnya, ia kembali menuju sump untuk
memeriksa pompa dan berenang tanpa menggunakan baju dan sepatu tetapi
hanya menggunakan celana pendek. Saat Andre hampir sampai di pompa, ia
berteriak meminta tolong kemudian driver sarana berenang untuk menolong
Andre, saat sebelum sampai Andre sudah tenggelam. Lalu driver sarana
mematikan pompa dan berteriak meminta tolong. Kemudian datang mekanik
dan beberapa unit sarana serta ambulans untuk melakukan pertolongan.
“
Description of Incident
EVALUATION OF LOSS POTENTIAL IF NOT CONTROLLED

Loss Severity Probability of Frequency of

Potential Occurrence Exposure

MAJOR HIGH EXTENSIVE

SERIOUS MODERATE MODERATE

MINOR RARE LOW

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03. Categories of contact that could have

led to the incident

FALL TO LOWER LEVEL ( See IC’s : 7)

Korban foreman pit service tenggelam di area sump bawah
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04. Immediate cause

7. FAILLING TO USE PPE PROPERLY (See BC’s : 5, 7)

Korban hanya memakai celana pendek saat berenang menuju
tower lamp
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05. Basic cause

5. Lack of 7 Improper
Knowledge Motivation
7.13. Inadequate
5.3 Inadequate reinforcement of
initial training proper behavior
See CAN : 7, 10, 11, 20
See CAN : 10, 11
 EMERGENCY

07
PREPAREDNESS

EMPLOYEE TRAINING 10

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
11

EQUIPMENT

OFF-THE-JOB SAFETY
20
Control Action Needs
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
P S C
7.1 Coordinator Appointed √
7.2 Emergency Plan in Writing √
7.3 Supervisory Training in First Aid √
7.4 Employee Training in First Aid (10%) √
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7.9 Qualified First Aid Attendants √
7.10. Organized Outside Help and Mutual Aid √
7.11 Protection of Vital Records √
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 EMPLOYEE TRAINING
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10.1 Training Needs Analysis √
10.2 Employee Training Program √
10.3 Training Program evaluation √
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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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11.2 Personal Protective Equipment Recordkeeping √
11.3 Enforcement of Standards √
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 OFF-THE-JOB SAFETY
P S C
20.2 Off-the-job safety Information √
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