OPTIMALISASI SDM PKB SESUAI PERATURAN MENTERI PERHUBUNGAN NO 4 TAHUN 2024 DI UP PKB KEDAUNG ANGKE

Motor vehicle inspection is a series of activities to test and/or inspect vehicle parts or components with the aim of providing technical safety assurance for the use of motorized vehicles. The implementation of motor vehicle inspection is carried out by competent and responsible testers. The Kedaung Angke Motor Vehicle Inspection Management Unit has 53 testers. The observation shows that the division of tasks is carried out with five teams for seven lanes. However, in the field, only four lanes are used because one team is assigned to manage vehicle traffic entering the Kedaung Angke Motor Vehicle Inspection Management Unit. This results in lanes with equipment that can still operate properly but are not operated due to a lack of testers. This study aims to determine the need for the number of functional position motor vehicle examiners. The data collection technique used observation, documentation, and interviews. The data obtained was studied using quantitative methods used to calculate the need for functional positions for motor vehicle testers based on the Minister of Transportation Regulation No. 4 of 2024. The calculation results show that the Kedaung Angke Motorized Vehicle Testing Management Unit requires 12 beginners, 32 skilled, 10 advanced and 7 supervisors. Based on these calculations, the Kedaung Angke Motor Vehicle Inspection Management Unit can maximize the use of six test lanes. There is a shortage in the competence of advanced testers can be overcome by conducting advanced training II for skilled testers, so as to maximize the performance of the six lanes.

Keywords: workload analysis, functional positions of motor vehicle testers, need for number of testers.