Faktor - Faktor yang Berhubungan dengan Kelelahan pada Supir Bus Koridor 4 (Empat) Metro Deli di Kota Medan Tahun 2024
Factors Associated with the Fatigue on Bus Drivers of Corridor 4 (Four) Metro Deli in Medan City in 2024
Abstract
Fatigue is one of the health problems experienced by workers as a result of the
work performed which can pose a risk of bodily injury, especially for workers who
act as drivers. Fatigue is defined as a condition that varies for each person but
everyone experiencing fatigue is very at risk of experiencing decreased
performance. This study aims to determine the factors associated with fatigue in
Metro Deli corridor 4 drivers in Medan city. The research was conducted with a
quantitative cross sectional design on 32 drivers working on corridor 4 Metro
Deli. The Spearman Rank test to see the relationship between factors associated
with fatigue. Fatigue is calculated using the Industrial Fatigue Research
Committee (IFRC) questionnaire. Sleep quality uses the Groningen Sleep Quality
Scale questionnaire. The results showed that 12 (37.5%) drivers experienced low
fatigue, 15 drivers (46.9%) experienced moderate fatigue, and 5 drivers (15.6%)
experienced high fatigue. Based on the results of statistical tests, the p value is
obtained in age (p value = 0.042), body mass index (p value = 0.011), driving
duration (p value = 0.019), and rest time (p value = 0.009) which means there is
a significant relationship to fatigue in drivers. While in sleep quality (p value =
0.856) which means there is no significant relationship to fatigue in drivers. The
company is recommended to carry out a program to maintain a diet by
conducting socialization of knowledge of a balanced nutritional diet, prioritizing
the departure of drivers aged more than 35 years to make early departures, and
for all drivers to take advantage of the rest time provided by the company, so that
the incidence of fatigue felt by drivers of corridor 4 Metro Deli drops and workers
can carry out more optimal work activities.
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