Risk level analysis of work safety and health on national road routine maintenance project using self-management system

Abstract

Routine maintenance refers to the repair of damages on roads’ sections by means of steady service condition. It is always conducted on the Blangkejeren-Laweaunan Road Section on annual basis. It is often conducted using a self-management system by Executing Officer (PPK) 08, which, according to government statistics is 65 km long. While implementing the project, PPK worked with a competent subcontractor as well as a foreman from the community surrounding the project region. To reduce the risks and enhance safety, the contractor made use of the Management System of Safety and Health (SMK3), following all the regulations that apply in Indonesia. The study aims at identifying the K3 risk level in road routine maintenance work. This is done based on the PU Ministry Regulation No 05/PRT/M/2014 through interviewing the PPK. In the same context, determination of the compliance level is done by workers (subcontractor and foreman) is done based on the Construction and Building Guideline No. 004/BM/2006 by assessing the use of Personal Protector Equipment (APD) in the routine road maintenance activities, sidewalk routine maintenance, water channel routine maintenance of cut and fill, and road equipment routine maintenance. The low risk can be found in the routine maintenance the pavements, roadsides, and road infrastructure, while the moderate risk in water channels of the excavations and the heap’s routine maintenance. Among the two, moderate risk has more portions and it must be conducted by workers who can fully comply with APD.

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