The workload analysis in welding workshop

D Wahyuni, I Budiman, MT Sembiring… - … Series: Earth and …, 2018 - iopscience.iop.org
D Wahyuni, I Budiman, MT Sembiring, E Sitorus, H Nasution
IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2018iopscience.iop.org
This research was conducted in welding workshop which produces doors, fences, canopies,
etc., according to customer's order. The symptoms of excessive workload were seen from the
fact of employees complaint, requisition for additional employees, the lateness of completion
time (there were 11 times of lateness from 28 orders, and 7 customers gave complaints). The
top management of the workshop assumes that employees' workload was still a tolerable
limit. Therefore, it was required workload analysis to determine the number of employees …
Abstract
This research was conducted in welding workshop which produces doors, fences, canopies, etc., according to customer's order. The symptoms of excessive workload were seen from the fact of employees complaint, requisition for additional employees, the lateness of completion time (there were 11 times of lateness from 28 orders, and 7 customers gave complaints). The top management of the workshop assumes that employees' workload was still a tolerable limit. Therefore, it was required workload analysis to determine the number of employees required. The Workload was measured by using a physiological method and workload analysis. The result of this research can be utilized by the workshop for a better workload management.
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