Readiness Analysis of Sis Al-Jufrie Hospital and the Bhayangkara Hospital in Palu in Fire Management in the Hospital Occupational Safety and Health Program

Background: Hospital planning in preparedness and response to face emergencies is an important and fundamental part that requires cooperation between work units within the hospital and with other organizations outside the hospital (Al-Shareef et al. 2017). Hospitals need to implement the Hospital K3 Management System because it is part of the overall Hospital management system. Objective: To analyze the readiness of Sis Al-Jufrie Hospital in Fire Prevention in the Hospital Occupational Safety and Health Program (K3RS). Method: This research is an evaluative research using a purely qualitative approach. Results: The readiness of Sis Al-Jufrie Hospital and Bhayangkara Hospital Palu is still not optimal due to the lack of attention from the hospital regarding readiness to face fire disasters as seen from several existing indicators such as a busy work schedule so that the K3RS committee still has difficulty in making a fire training schedule, there are no hydrants or fire detection devices such as sprinklers at Sis Al-Jufrie Hospital and Bhayangkara Hospital Palu, but overall Sis Al-Jufrie Hospital and Bhayangkara Hospital Palu are sufficient because they are equipped with APAR, exit signs, emergency doors and there is a fire training program and there is also a K3RS committee for fire protection. Keywords: Fire, Hospital occupational safety and health