Risk Analysis on FGH Terminal Using Importance Index and Bowtie Analysis Methods

FGH terminal is an operator that provides container services with an integrated and standardized network system. Activities at the FGH terminal have a high risk. There are accidents of workers being hit by trucks carrying containers, trucks crashing into road dividers, trucks crashing into electric poles, container damage, and even death. Thus, it is necessary to conduct a risk analysis to reduce the risk or even eliminate the existing risks. Risk analysis using the Importance Index (IMPI) method is carried out to assess risks by calculating the Frequency Index and Severity Index values, identifying the causes and consequences of risks that are classified as significant, analyzing the causes and impacts of risks and preventive actions and recovery actions from existing risks, and then will be described in a bowtie diagram. Based on risk identification, there are three variables: machine or equipment, human and environmental variables, and 45 indicators. Risk assessment using the IMPI method found 4 risks classified as significant, 12 risks classified as moderate, and 29 low categories.