Sikap dan beban kerja, dan kelelahan kerja pada pekerja pabrik produksi aluminium di Yogyakarta

Abstract

Attitude, workload and fatigue among aluminum production factory workers in YogyakartaPurpose This study aimed to determine the effect of age, occupation, nutritional status, sleep duration, smoking habit of work attitude and work load to work fatigue on factory workers of "SP" alumunium unit of Yogyakarta.MethodsThis research was an observational analytic study using a cross-sectional design. The population was 153 people. The sample was taken based on the total sampling on the production unit of the Alumunium "SP" factory. Data were analyzed by using univariate, bivariate, and multivariate analyses.ResultsThis study found age to increase risk factors for work fatigue (OR = 2.52). The period of work is another risk factor that affects work fatigue (OR=2.36). Work attitudes and workload are also risk factors for work fatigue (OR=2.4 and OR=3.18). Meanwhile, nutritional status, sleep duration and smoking are not risk factors for work fatigue. Multivariate analysis showed that the most influencing variable of work fatigue was work attitude (p-value=0.022) with risk level 3 times greater in work attitude of weight category and age p-value=0.019 with risk level 3 times greater in people aged > 35 years.ConclusionWe found that work attitudes, workload, age, length of service, sleep duration can affect work fatigue while nutritional status and smoking habits had no effect on work fatigue.