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Page 1: Overview Accident Causation Model 2011

OVERVIEW ACCIDENT CAUSATION MODEL

Accident Investigation, YK, 11

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ACCIDENT

AN UNPLANNED, UNEXPECTED EVENT THAT INTERFERES WITH OR INTERRUPTS NORMAL

ACTIVITY & POTENTIALLY LEADS TO PERSONAL INJURY OR DOLLAR LOSS

(EQUIPMENT DAMAGE).

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TERMS

ACCIDENTResult from contact with a substance or source of energy above the threshold limit of the body or structure

INCIDENT an undesired event which could or does result in a loss

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TYPE OF ACCIDENT

MINOR ACCIDENTS : Such as paper cuts to fingers or dropping a box of materials.

MORE SERIOUS ACCIDENT more serious accidents that cause injury or damage to equipment or property. Such as a forklift dropping a load or someone falling off a ladder

ACCIDENT THAT OCCUR OVER AN EXTENDED TIME FRAME Accidents that occur over an extended time frame: such as hearing loss or an illness resulting from exposure to chemicals

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THE ACCIDENTNEAR-MISS

Also know as a “Near Hit”An accident that does not quite result in injury

or damage (but could have).Remember, a near-miss is just as serious as

an accident!

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LOSS

Nilaisaham

Peluangpasar

citra Ganti rugi

Kerugianproduksi

Kerusakanmateri

Cederamanusia

accidentincident

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ACCIDENT CAUSATION MODEL

Digunakan “Accident Causation Model” sebagai metodologi ilmiah dalam investigasi kecelakaan

Tujuannya Membantu menentukan penyebab

kecelakaan sampai pada ‘root causes’ Menentukan klasifikasi/jenis kecelakaan yang

logisMenentukan pencegahan yang tepat

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ACCIDENT CAUSATION MODELHeinrich Model Bird &Loftus Model The Damaging Energy ModelSurrey Model The Task - Demand ModelMORT (Management Oversight Risk Tree) The System TheoryEpidemiology Approach

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Dengan 3E :

STRATEGI PENCEGAHAN

HEINDRICH MODEL 1931Domino Theory

Safe Place

Safe People2. Enforcement

3. Engineering

1. Education

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BIRD AND LOFTUS MODELLACK OF MANAGEMENT CONTROL

Kelemahan fungsi-fungsi manajemen, Leadership, pengawasan, standard kerja, standard performance, correction error.

INDIRECT / Basic CausePersonal knowledge, skill, motivation, physical or capability work problems. Work standard

design, abnormal use

DIRECT / Immmediate CauseUNSAFE ACTS UNSAFE CONDITION

ACCIDENT

LOSS

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BIRD AND LOFTUS MODEL

– poor work practices

– inadequate or careless maintenance contractors

– group norms

– information overload

– disain kerja yang buruk

– diluar kemampuan pekerja

Aktivitas pihak IIITugas diluar kapasitas mental

– faktor disain– Hemat waktu & tenaga

– Cegah cape , lelah

– tuntutan untuk bebas

– mencari perhatian

PeralatanKonflik Motivasi

– Purchasing practices gagal menetapkansafety equipment kedalam spesifikasi.

– Gagal supervisi, Menginformasikan danmenginstruksikan regulasi

– Kurang waspada thd hazard

– Pengetahuan ttg pekerjaan

– Ketrampilan kerja

– Instruksi yang sesuai

ManajemenPengetahuan & Ketrampilan

External FactorsPersonal Factors

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The Damaging Ener gy Model

gravitasi- Orang jatuh- Objek jatuh

Listrik

Kinetic (motion)

- Kendaraan- Objek- Mesin

Potential

Chemical- Radiasi- Toksisitas

Heat

Light- UV- Laser- Visible

biomekanik- Kendaraan- Objek- Mesin

Radiation

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Sur r ey ModelTAHAP DANGER BUILD UP

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

YesNoNoNoNoNo

No

Tanda bahaya muncul ?

Melihat bahaya itu ?

Tahu bahaya itu ?

Tahu cara menghindarinya ?

Persepsi

ProsesKognitif

Responfisiologik

No Hazard Hazard Imminent Danger

Keputusan utk menghindarinya ?

Sanggup menghindarinya ?

Sur r ey ModelTAHAP DANGER BUILD UP

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

YesNoNoNoNoNo

No

Tanda bahaya muncul ?

Melihat bahaya itu ?

Tahu bahaya itu ?

Tahu cara menghindarinya ?

Persepsi

ProsesKognitif

Responfisiologik

No Hazard Hazard Imminent Danger

Keputusan utk menghindarinya ?

Sanggup menghindarinya ?

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Sur r ey ModelTAHAP EMERGENCY

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

YesNoNoNoNoNoNo

Tanda bahaya muncul ?

Melihat bahaya itu ?

Tahu bahaya itu ?

Tahu cara menghindarinya ?

Keputusan utk menghindarinya ?

Sanggup menghindarinya ?

Persepsi

ProsesKognitif

Responfisiologik

No Damage Injury / Damage

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The Task – Demand Model

Performance

Demand of tasks1

2

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MORT

Management Oversight and Risk TreeManagement Oversight and Risk Tree

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AccidentsDamage

Loss

OversightOmmisions

Acceptedrisks

Control factors

Accident amelioration

And

Incident

Preceding incidents

Energyflow

Informationsystem

Design and planning

Operationalreadiness

Maintenance Supervision

Barriers People inEnergy channel

And

Or

Managementsystems

Riskassessment

ImplementationPolicy

Or

M ORT

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PETERSON’S ACCIDENT/INCIDENT

THEORY

OVERLOAD• Pressure • Fatigue• Motivation • Drugs• Alcohol• Worry

OVERLOAD• Pressure • Fatigue• Motivation • Drugs• Alcohol• Worry

ERGONOMICS TRAPS

• Incompatible workstation• Incompatible expectations

ERGONOMICS TRAPS

• Incompatible workstation• Incompatible expectations

DECISION TO ERROR

• Misjudgment of the risk • Unconscious decision to err• Logical based on the situation

DECISION TO ERROR

• Misjudgment of the risk • Unconscious decision to err• Logical based on the situation

HUMAN ERRORHUMAN ERROR

ACCIDENT ACCIDENT

INJURY DAMAGE INJURY DAMAGE

SYSTEM FAILURE

• Policy • Responsibility • Training • Inspection • Correction • Standard

SYSTEM FAILURE

• Policy • Responsibility • Training • Inspection • Correction • Standard

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EPIDEMIOLOGICAL THEORY

OVERLOAD• Susceptibility of People

• Perception

• Environmental Factors

OVERLOAD• Susceptibility of People

• Perception

• Environmental Factors

DECISION TO ERROR • Risk Assessment by Individual •Peer pressure • Priorities of the Supervisor

• Attitude

DECISION TO ERROR • Risk Assessment by Individual •Peer pressure • Priorities of the Supervisor

• Attitude

Can cause or Prevent Accident

Can cause or Prevent Accident

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SYSTEM THEORY

MAN

MACHINE ENVIRONMENT

INFO

DECISION RISKTASK

SUCCESSFUL TASK FEEDBACK

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SYSTEM THEORY

MAN

MACHINE ENVIRONMENT

STRESSSOR

INFO

DECISION RISK

TASK

ACCIDENT

UNSUCCESSFUL TASK FEEDBACK

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