What are the Dominant Factors of Students' Productive Skills in Construction Services?

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The purpose of this study to determine the dominant factors of students' productive skills in doing the work of concrete structures that fit the needs of construction services. Sample of the respondents is vocational high school students from several districts and cities in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Data are obtained through the performance test instruments of student. Whereas, data analysis is performed using factor analysis. The result of this research show the dominant factors of the students' productive skills in doing the work of concrete structures that is according to the need of construction services, namely: (a) factor the working of concrete casting consists of making scaffolding from good materials and conducting concrete casting according to working method; and (b) factor the working of concrete reinforcing consists of read the working drawings for concrete reinforcement and make the concrete formwork from good material. Some of the respondent's students in doing some concrete structure work have done well, but not yet according to working drawings, working methods and technical specifications of the work. The learning is done in accordance with the competency-oriented school curriculum but the teaching materials given have not been maximized in accordance with the needs of productive skills required construction services industry. The results have an impact on the low absorption of graduates in the implementation of the construction services industry.

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Oroh, R. R., Haris, A. S., Sugandi, R. M., & Isnandar. (2018). What are the Dominant Factors of Students’ Productive Skills in Construction Services? In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 306). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/306/1/012111

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