OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH OF COAL MINING SECTOR USING SIKAP IN EAST KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA
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https://doi.org/10.55197/qjmhs.v4i1.122Keywords:
accident prevention, coal mining, OSH performance, SIKAP applicationAbstract
The work accident and potential hazard reporting system is important to improve the performance of occupational safety and health (OSH). A work accident and potential hazard reporting system is needed in the form of the SIKAP (Information System for Occupational Accidents, Occupational Diseases and Potential Hazards) application which is expected to be able to improve OSH performance in the coal mining sector. The research design used is a Mixed Method with the Embedded Design type. The research sample was 167 workers in the mining unit, while the informants consisted of workers and those responsible for the company's OSH unit. The selection of worker informants was carried out using Purposive. The effect of digitalization of work accident reporting on OSH performance was analyzed using the Safe-T Score (STS) test. Based on the results of mathematical calculations using the STS formula, the STS value is -0.59 <-2, which means that the company's OSH performance has increased after using the SIKAP application through worker participation. The company's OSH performance has increased twofold to reduce cases of work accidents. This is indicated by a decrease in the number of work accidents from 20 cases before using the application to 10 cases after using the SIKAP application. Digitalization of reporting of work accidents and potential hazards using the SIKAP application has an impact on the OSH performance of the coal mining sector in East Kalimantan.
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