Authors :
Desiderius Viby Indrayana; Mawardi Amin
Volume/Issue :
Volume 6 - 2021, Issue 7 - July
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Abstract :
The condition of construction implementation
in Indonesia, which had been disrupted due to the
number of construction accidents in the span of 2017 –
2019, began to bounce back in mid 2019. The Indonesian
government has also issued various regulations,
standards, systems and protocols to improve
construction safety performance in Indonesia. Some of
these safety assurance management standards and
systems are mandatory in construction work
environments. Some of these mandatory standards and
systems are the Occupational Safety and Health
Management System (SSHMS), as well as the
Construction Security, Safety, Health, and Sustainability
Standards (SSHS) which in their implementation have
the potential to cause various obstacles and challenges in
achieving optimal, efficient, effective and integrated..
The research was conducted on twenty-two road
infrastructure projects from state-owned enterprise
Istaka Karya Inc. Data was collected based on
interviews, questionnaires, and supporting documents.
Used five independent variables X (SSHMS and SSHS),
one dependent variable Y (infrastructure project
performance on environmental issues), and one
intervening variable Z (employee and workers
understanding). Statistical analysis uses Structural
Equation Modeling (SEM) - Analysis of the Moment of
Structural (AMOS). The result shows a significant
relationship between several variables X to Z and Y
especially variables Z to Y.
Keywords :
Environmental Issues, Performance, SSHS, SEM-AMOS, SSHMS
The condition of construction implementation
in Indonesia, which had been disrupted due to the
number of construction accidents in the span of 2017 –
2019, began to bounce back in mid 2019. The Indonesian
government has also issued various regulations,
standards, systems and protocols to improve
construction safety performance in Indonesia. Some of
these safety assurance management standards and
systems are mandatory in construction work
environments. Some of these mandatory standards and
systems are the Occupational Safety and Health
Management System (SSHMS), as well as the
Construction Security, Safety, Health, and Sustainability
Standards (SSHS) which in their implementation have
the potential to cause various obstacles and challenges in
achieving optimal, efficient, effective and integrated..
The research was conducted on twenty-two road
infrastructure projects from state-owned enterprise
Istaka Karya Inc. Data was collected based on
interviews, questionnaires, and supporting documents.
Used five independent variables X (SSHMS and SSHS),
one dependent variable Y (infrastructure project
performance on environmental issues), and one
intervening variable Z (employee and workers
understanding). Statistical analysis uses Structural
Equation Modeling (SEM) - Analysis of the Moment of
Structural (AMOS). The result shows a significant
relationship between several variables X to Z and Y
especially variables Z to Y.
Keywords :
Environmental Issues, Performance, SSHS, SEM-AMOS, SSHMS
