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BINA NUSANTARA Pertemuan 3

BINA NUSANTARA MANUSIA SEBAGAI SISTEM MANUSIA MESIN PENYIMPAN INFORMASI PENGINDERAAN TINDAKAN PEMROSESAN MASUKAN KELUARAN UMPAN BALIK INPUT- OUTPUT MANUSIA MESIN HUBUNGAN MANUAL

BINA NUSANTARA MASUKANMASUKAN KELUARAN UMPAN BALIK PENYIMPAN INFORMASI PENGINDERAAN TINDAKAN PEMROSESAN DISPLAYDISPLAY M P E K N A G N E I N S D A S L I PROSESPROSES INPUT- OUTPUT MANUSIA MESIN HUBUNGAN SEMI MEKANIS/OTOMATIS

BINA NUSANTARA KELUARANKELUARAN PENYIMPAN INFORMASI PENGINDERAAN TINDAKAN PEMROSESAN MASUKAN UMPAN BALIK PROSESPROSES MEKANISME PENGENDALI SISTEM MANUSIA (PEMANTAU) DISPLAYDISPLAY INPUT- OUTPUT MANUSIA MESIN HUBUNGAN MEKANIS/OTOMATIS

BINA NUSANTARA MOTION ECONOMY 1. Gilbreth : –Motion Study –Motion Economy 2. Barnes (1980) Prinsip Ekonomi Gerakan (Motion Economy) pada : Penggunaan Badan / Anggota tubuh Manusia Tempat Kerja Berlangsung Peralatan Kerja yang digunakan

BINA NUSANTARA MOTION ECONOMY Motion Economy telah berkembang menjadi : PRINCIPLES OF / GUIDELINES FOR THE DESIGN OF WORK 1. Principle related to human body & Guideline for Work Design 2. Principles related to the design of work station, tool and equipment 3. Guidelines for the Design of Work Environment 4. Cognitive Work Design

BINA NUSANTARA ( New !) I. Principle related to Human Body & Guideline for Work Design 1. Achieve the Maximum Muscle Strength at the Mid Range of Motion 2. Achieve the Maximum Muscle Strength with Slow Movements 3. Use Momentum to Assist Workers Whereever Possible : Minimize It if It is Counteracted by Muscular Effort 4. Design Tasks to Optimize Human Strength Capability 5. Use Large Muscles for Tasks Requiring Strength 6. Stay Below 15% of Maximum Voluntary Force

BINA NUSANTARA I. Principle related to Human Body & Guideline for Work Design 7.Use Short, Frequent, Intermittent Work-Rest Cycles 8.Design Tasks so that Most Workers Can Do Them 9.Use Low Force For Precise Movements or Fine Motor Control 10.Do Not Attempt Precise Movement or Fine Control Immediately After Heavy Work 11.Use Ballistic Movements For Speed ( New !)

BINA NUSANTARA I. Principle related to Human Body & Guideline for Work Design 12.Begin and end motions with both hand simultaneously 13.Move the Hands Symmetrically and Simultaneously to And From the Centre of the Body 14. Use the Natural Rhythms of the Body 15. Use Continuous Curved Motion 16. Use the Lowest Practical Classification of Movement 17. Work with Both Hands and feet Simultaneously 18. Minimize Eye Fixations ( New !)