Analysis of Differences in Work Fatigue based on Gas Station Operator Work Shift

Abstrak

Operators of public refueling stations (SPBU) are exposed to continuous fatigue obtained after work where one of the factors is excessive working hours. Operators at three Ponorogo gas stations have three different work shifts, where the working hours between the three work shifts are different, with night shifts that have the longest working hours, namely 10 working hours, and day shifts with the fastest working hours, namely 7 working hours. Excessive working hours can result in negative effects on gas station operators, including increased fatigue and unhealthy living behaviors, reduced performance and reaction time, thus increasing the likelihood of injury and accidents. The purpose of this study was to look for differences in work fatigue between the three work shifts applied by ponorogo regency gas stations. Researchers used random sampling to 46 operators at 3 gas stations in Ponorogo. Data collection techniques use the Sweedish Occupational Fatigue Inventory (SOFI). The analysis used the Annova One-way test (p<0.005). The results showed a significant difference in work fatigue between the three work shifts with (p-value <0.005). The conclusion was the difference in work fatigue of gas station operators between the three work shifts, with the highest fatigue rate in night shifts.