Wahyuning, Caecilia Sri (2019) Human Error Contributions to Potential Incident in Laboratories at Institut Teknologi Nasional. In: International Conference on Green Technology and Design, 4-5 Desember 2019, Bale Dayang Sumbi, Institut Teknologi Nasional - Bandung.

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Abstract

Itenas has 43 laboratories with sufficient means and infrastructures for practice session. However, observation results showed unsafe conditions and near-miss or accidents often occurred. Practice session is a man-machine interface system, with practicioners often incapable or not qualified to operate the machinery or tools required. This research identifies contributing factors that triggers incidents in laboratory around Itenas. According investigation using Human Factor Analysis Classification System (HFACS), it is then identified that level 1 (organizational factors) plays big role on work incident. However, environmental factors contributes the most in the occurrence of unsafe act preceding to an incident. Therefore, a system is required to comprehensively manage safety and health around the precinct of the campus to minimize potential dangers presented by environmental factors. Keywords—safety, accident, unsafe acts, human error, human factor

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