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Ergonomics Mini Bootcamp #1: Ergonomics for Building Traffic Awareness.

On Saturday (27/09), the Industrial Engineering Department of the Faculty of Industrial Technology at Universitas Islam Indonesia held its first Ergonomics Mini Bootcamp. With the theme “Ergonomics for Building Traffic Awareness,” Regy S. Wijaya, S.Kom., MMSI., AMII, the Head of PT Jasa Raharja Branch of the Special Region of Yogyakarta, and Prof. Dr. Ir. Hari Purnomo, M.Y., IPU, ASEAN.Eng, the Dean of the Faculty of Industrial Technology at UII, was present to deliver keynote speeches on this occasion.

The event was conducted in a hybrid format, utilizing Zoom Meeting and also held in Learning Space 2, K.H. Mas Mansur Building, FTI UII, starting at 09:00 AM WIB. During the bootcamp, the speakers discussed the importance of proper ergonomics application and how it can correlate with increasing traffic awareness.

Ratih Dianingtyas Kurnia, S.T., Ph.D., acted as the moderator who guided the event throughout its duration. The bootcamp discussed the importance of enhancing public knowledge and awareness about ergonomics in traffic safety. In the material presentation session, participants were invited to understand various aspects of ergonomics that play a role in preventing accidents and ensuring safety on the road. When individuals have a good understanding of the concepts and fundamentals of ergonomics, it will indirectly increase their awareness of safe and compliant traffic behavior. It was also emphasized that the proper application of ergonomics will support the development of a safe and comfortable transportation system for all road users.

The event was attended by participants from various backgrounds, including academics, students, and practitioners. In addition to gaining knowledge from experts, participants also received various benefits such as e-certificates, souvenirs, and opportunities for internships and research at PT Jasa Raharja Branch of the Special Region of Yogyakarta. The first Ergonomics Mini Bootcamp officially concluded at 10:40 AM WIB.

Syawarani Gayatri

Raih Gelar, Sambut Masa Depan

A Step Closer to a Brighter Future

The Industrial Engineering Study Program UII once again held a briefing for prospective graduates to prepare them for entering the workforce. With the theme “Building Personal Branding for a Bright Career,” the event was held at the UII FTI Auditorium on Tuesday (25/09). Featuring alumni speakers, the event aimed to help the graduates understand the necessary steps to face the working world after completing their studies.

The session was opened by Salwa Nur Rahma as the MC, who began the event by reciting Basmala and reading the agenda. The event then continued with the singing of the Indonesian national anthem “Indonesia Raya” and the UII Hymn together. Furthermore, the Head of the Industrial Engineering Study Program, Ir. Muhammad Ridwan Andi Purnomo, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., IPM., delivered a congratulatory speech along with a farewell message to the prospective graduates. He expressed his hopes that the Industrial Engineering graduates would continue to adapt and contribute across various work sectors. He also hoped that this graduation moment would mark a blessed beginning for all the prospective graduates.

Furthermore, the event proceeded to the presentation session. It began with the introduction of the speaker by the MC, who read out the CV. Wahyu Kurniawan, S.T., M.B.A., M.Sc., an alumnus of UII’s Industrial Engineering program and currently working at PT. Pos Logistik Indonesia, served as the first speaker. He shared career tips and tricks for fresh graduates, covering topics such as leveraging technology, work flexibility, collaboration, continuous education, and maintaining a work-life balance.

The second session was delivered by Lifthya Ahadati, S.Psi., M.Psi., a psychologist from UII’s Directorate of Career Development and Alumni. She discussed the importance of adaptability in the workplace and how to create an appealing CV. She emphasized to the prospective graduates that adaptability is crucial in developing skills that meet the needs of companies. Additionally, crafting an attractive CV can be the first step in building relevant skills for the industry’s demands, thereby increasing the chances of being accepted into the desired company.

The graduate preparation event concluded with a group photo session between the graduates and the speakers.

The following is a list of names of Industrial Engineering graduates:

NIMNAMA
20522282ADE FIKRY MUSTOFA
20522083NOVITA SARI
20522189PUTRI LINTANG KUSUMA
20522350ADHAN PUTRO ADITIA
20522175KHESSY NOR HAMDANIATY
20522291INDAH PERMATA HATI
20522058ASTRID SORAYA PUTRI
20522027MELLY HERLIYATI UTAMI
20522375BAIQ RISMA AULIA ZAIN
20522019MUHAMAD VITO HUSAIN AHLUL FIRDAUS
20522294PUTRI NADIRA
20522296DAFFA DIENATA SATRIA EKA PUTRA
20522332FANYA NINDHA AL-QUR'ANI
20522220FIKA RACHMA ADELIA
20522102DWIKY HEKSA NOVRIDO
20522104ADE IRAWAN SAID
20522136MUHAMMAD HAFIDZ MUNAWAR
20522167MUHAMMAD RIFKI
20522010FAUZAN MAHARDIKA PRATAMA
20522269RAHMI FITRIA NURSANTI
20522024NUR ARIF HAMZAH
20522250HARI WIBOWO
20522359MUHAMMAD IMAM TAUFIK
20522052AZZAHRA TIFFANY RACHMAD
20522139RIZKY MIFTAHUL JANNAH
20522316ARHAM NASHIRUDDIN HAKIM
20522349NADA FAUZANA
20522273ADI ADMAJA
20522280VINA NABILA PUTRI
20522315NADIA IKA SULISTYAWATI
20522371AHMAD RAFIF MUJADDID
20522323FERA DWI SAPUTRI
20522337KRISNA AULIA IRBANI
20522263RINI ATIKA DEWI
20522040NABILA IZAZ AFINDA
20522068NABILA NUR AZIZAH
20522051RONA SUTRA DEWANGGA DYAH UTAMI
20522091JUNDI NOURFATEHA ELQUTHB

Syawarani Gayatri

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Public Lecture: Productivity Engineering in Industry and Internship Opportunities at PT Yamaha Indonesia

On Thursday (10/10) the Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Universitas Islam Indonesia  collaborated with PT Yamaha Indonesia in an industrial internship program. This collaboration began with a seminar that presented two main speakers, namely Muhammad Isnaini from the HRD Manager of PT Yamaha Indonesia and M. Syahfatahillah from the Production Engineering Manager of PT Yamaha Indonesia.

The seminar took place at the 3rd floor Auditorium of K.H. Mas Mansur Building and started at 13.30 WIB. Wahyudhi Sutrisno, S.T., M.M., M.T acted as the host, while Yuli Agusti Rochman, S.T., M.Eng. gave the opening remarks. In his speech, Yuli Agusti Rochman expressed his appreciation to Yamaha. “Congratulations for this afternoon’s study. Once again, we would like to thank Yamaha for attending this afternoon and sharing with all of us,” he said.

After the speech, Muhammad Isnaini opened the public lecture session. He explained his career journey which began in Japan until in 2021 he decided to return to Indonesia to join the HRD of PT Yamaha Indonesia. In his current position, Isnaini continues to learn to understand various aspects related to human resources and the rules of the internship program at PT Yamaha Indonesia.

Muhammad Isnaini also explained that the internship program at PT Yamaha Indonesia has been running for eight years and has now reached its 18th batch. This program was first initiated by the previous HRD manager, Pak Kausar. However, Isnaini admits that the internship duration of only three months is often not enough to provide adequate industrial experience and competence for students. In addition, the company also felt that short internships could disrupt industrial activities.

Therefore, through the MOU cooperation between UII and PT Yamaha Indonesia, the duration of the internship program was extended to six months. This extension is expected to provide more in-depth experience for students and reduce disruption to industrial activities. This internship program can also be converted into semester credit units (SKS), so that students not only gain industrial experience but can also fulfill academic requirements. In addition, Isnaini highlighted that the internship at PT Yamaha focuses not only on developing hard skills, such as technical understanding and industrial practices, but also on soft skills, including communication skills, teamwork, and leadership.

The seminar was closed with an interactive Q&A session, where students discussed further about the internship program and career opportunities at PT Yamaha Indonesia. The speakers answered various questions enthusiastically, providing comprehensive explanations and motivation for the participants. After the Q&A session, the event ended with a group photo between the speakers, lecturers, and students, creating a warm moment of togetherness to conclude the event.

Rani Novalentina

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FTI UII Welcomes Visit from SMKN 1 Buay Madang, South Sumatra

On Thursday (03/10) Faculty of Industrial Technology (FTI) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) enthusiastically welcomed the visit of 135 students and 15 accompanying teachers from SMKN 1 Buay Madang, South Sumatra. The visit took place in the Auditorium room on the 3rd floor of K.H. Mas Mansur Building and started at 13.00 WIB. 

The event was opened with a disaster mitigation show, which aims to provide an understanding of the importance of preparedness in the face of disasters. This broadcast is expected to provide new insights for students regarding the steps that need to be taken when a disaster occurs. After the show, Akbar acted as MC and guided the event with enthusiasm.

The Head of the Industrial Engineering Department, Dr. Drs. Imam Djati Widodo, M.Eng.Sc., gave a warm welcome expressing his pride for the arrival of the guests from SMKN 1 Buay Madang. He explained the importance of collaboration between the world of higher education and secondary education in preparing quality future generations. Menisissusanto, S.Pd., M.M., M.Pd., as the Principal of SMKN 1 Buay Madang, also gave a brief speech, expressing his hope that this visit could broaden the students’ knowledge about higher education and provide inspiration to pursue further education.

After the speech, the event continued with the presentation of material by Adib and Rifki, who explained the various programs and activities at the Faculty of Industrial Technology. They provided detailed information about the curriculum, facilities, and self-development opportunities offered by FTI, so that students can understand more about the academic world in college. This presentation is expected to motivate students to continue their education to a higher level.

Furthermore, the event was colored by the handover of souvenirs between the two institutions as a symbol of cooperation and good relations. In addition, the committee also showed a video profile of FTI that displays various activities, achievements, and facilities in the faculty, providing a clear picture of academic life at FTI.

The event was closed with an interactive question and answer session, where students were given the opportunity to ask questions about the material that had been delivered and life in college. This session ran with great enthusiasm, showing the students’ interest in the information provided. In closing, an ice breaking session was held to create a more intimate and fun atmosphere before the official visit ended. Students and accompanying teachers looked very satisfied and excited after attending this event, with the hope of applying the knowledge gained in their next educational journey.

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3MT Challenge UII
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Department of Industrial Engineering Islamic University of Indonesia Holds 3 Minutes Challenge Final Round

On Friday (27/09) the Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Islamic University of Indonesia held the final round of the 3 Minutes Thesis Challenge (3MT) competition. The event was attended by three lecturers as judges, namely Dr. Taufiq Immawan, S.T., M.M., Ir. Muhammad Ridwan Andi Purnomo, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., IPM, and guest judge Prof. Ir. Dwi Agustina Kurniawati, S.T., M.Eng., Ph.D., IPM, ASEAN Eng from Sarjanawiyata Tamansiswa University (UNISUKA). The event took place in room 03.16 of the K.H. Mas Mansur Building, starting at 08.00 WIB with remarks from the Head of the Industrial Engineering Department, Dr. Drs. Imam Djati Widodo, M.Eng.Sc.

Five finalists in the undergraduate category competed for the title. Najmuddin Muntashir Abdussalam from Gadjah Mada University won the first place with 1095/1500 points and the research title “Complaints of Skeletal Muscle Disorders: The Risk Behind Routine Maintenance Postures in Locomotive Workshops.” Second place went to Mohammad Ghiyats Athoillah from Universitas Jenderal Soedirman with 1020/1500 points, and third place went to Zahid Anugrah Muzaffar Rana from Universitas Islam Indonesia with 980/1500 points. Raditya Aufa Risman from the University of Surabaya was chosen as the Favorite Champion in the Undergraduate category with 27% of the audience votes.

In the Master’s category, Arissa Dwi Pangestu won first place with 1060/1500 points for the research “Analysis of Customer Service Quality towards E-Commerce Platforms in Indonesia Based on Topic Modeling.” The second place winner, Muhammad Iqbal Rofif, collected 1050/1500 points, while Tasya Santi Rahmawati, with 1025/1500 points, took third place and won the Favorite Champion in the Master category with 42% of the audience votes.

In the Doctoral category, Stefani Prima Dias from Gadjah Mada University (UGM) won first place, followed by Siti Afiani M. (UGM) as second place, and Ahmad Padhil from Universitas Islam Indonesia as third place.

The competition is part of the 3MT Challenge UII which is held annually with the aim of promoting research, innovation, and creativity among undergraduate to doctoral students. The three-minute format challenges participants to present their research clearly and concisely, and is expected to be a platform for sharing innovative ideas rooted in in-depth research.

Rani Novalentina

Prestasi mahasiswa Teknik Industri UII
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TI Achievement: UII Industrial Engineering Students Ready to Compete at National Competitions

UII Industrial Engineering students achieved another remarkable accomplishment. The Entrepreneurial Student Development Program (P2MW) team, coached by Ir. Muchamad Sugarindra, S.T., M.T.I., IPM, successfully advanced to KMI EXPO XV 2024. This event is in its advanced stages, having received P2MW funding in May. KMI EXPO allows students to compete, showcase their creative goods, and build commercial networks.

Zafira Ratna Dewi Nastiti, a team member who innovated by creating an environmentally friendly dish soap product, expressed her experience and ambitions for participation in the KMI EXPO XV 2024 event. “P2MW is a beneficial and interesting event. In addition to focusing on the competition, expert coaches teach us how to establish, sell, and enhance our businesses. Hopefully, we can achieve the best results in the P2MW competition and apply the knowledge we have gained effectively,” she mentioned.

In addition, industrial engineering students achieved success in other national competitions. Three Industrial Engineering students have advanced their team to the final stage of the famous XVII National Student Performance in Information and Communication Technology (GEMASTIK), where they will be competing on September 29, 2024. Another industrial engineering student from the UII Student Creativity Program (PKM) team progressed to the next stage, the National Student Scientific Week (PIMNAS), hosted by UNAIR in 2024. PIMNAS serves as the peak of a national conference for PKM activities, which focuses on discussions about community issues.

Dewi Nurmalina, a member of the PKM team that advanced to PIMNAS 2024, shared her gratitude for this achievement. “Participating in this PKM program brings a range of challenges, from fatigue to draining time, energy, and ideas. Reaching this stage was unexpected, but Allah made it happen, so let His will be done,” she said. The UII PKM team will compete again from October 14 to 18, 2024.

The students’ accomplishments are closely tied to the guidance and support from UII Industrial Engineering lecturers. Ir. Ali Parkhan, M.T., a lecturer in UII’s Industrial Engineering department who led the GEMASTIK and PIMNAS teams, shared his thoughts on their journey through the competition. “As an educator, I don’t always know more than my students. My role is to accompany them and help them realize their full potential. Once people understand their own abilities, they can achieve the highest levels of success,” he said. He emphasizes that discipline and commitment to time are essential for success, and he hopes more students will get involved in national events to foster a critical and competitive environment in industrial engineering. Additionally, another Industrial Engineering lecturer, Amarria Dila Sari, S.T., M.Sc., successfully led her team to the finals of GEMASTIK XVII.

The students’ achievements at this stage are the outcome of hard work, innovation, and the confidence to take risks. High appreciation for all the students who participated. Congratulations, and best of luck in the next stage!

Here is the list of students who passed the National Competition:

No.EventsField of Business/SchemeNameNIMProposal Title
1EXPO KMI XV 2024Manufacturing and Applied TechnologyArkan Abbad Falah Wibowo22522231Resikopi Dishwash Sabun Cuci Piring Ramah Lingkungan
2Nasha Fazilatun Nisa22522044
3Insan Akhsani22522040
4Zafira Ratna Dewi Nastiti22522063
5Bisnis DigitalArisa Tria Shavira21522226CabTreats Marketplace Sebagai Upaya Mengoptimalkan Potensi UMKM Catering dan Bakery
6PIMNAS 37 UNAIR 2024PKM-REDewi Nurmalina22522321Inovasi Metode Untuk Deteksi Merkuri Dalam Kosmetik Secara Cepat dan Akurat dengan Sensor Berbasis SPCE-AuNPs
7PKM-KAndi Nurulyunisa Permata Sari Pettalolo22522327Glasses Smart Patch Sebagai Prevention System Miopia dan Hipermetropia Terintegrasi Internet of Things Berbasis Website
8Nabiilah Atha Fakhirah22522328
9GEMASTIK XVIIICT Business DevelopmentAlfina Dewi Hendryani21522263DEAFCARE (Perancangan Aplikasi Mobile Sebagai Media Informasi Bagi Pendamping Tunarungu
10Gibran Adi Wibisono21522208
11Lulu Riesta Nugroho21522001

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Industrial Engineering UII Received a Visit from Maranatha Christian University

On (09/09) Maranatha Christian University visited the Industrial Engineering Faculty of Industrial Technology, Islamic University of Indonesia. The visit was warmly welcomed by lecturers from the Industrial Engineering Study Program of FIT UII in Room 04.04 FIT UII. Three representatives from Maranatha Christian University who attended this visit, namely Melina Hermawan, S.T., M.T, Yulianti, S.T., M.T., and Vivi Arisandhy, S.T., M.T..

The meeting started at 13.30 WIB with a welcome speech from Dr. Drs. Imam Djati Widodo, M.Eng.Sc. as the Head of the Industrial Engineering Department of UII. After that, he explained about the organizational structure in Industrial Engineering, FIT UII. “Later we will discuss, this one I will present from mostly just the skin. And maybe I’ll say this first, ma’am. So this is our structure, there are departments and study programs,” he explained.

Then it continued to the explanation of the Fast Track program by the Head of the UII Industrial Engineering Master Program, Winda Nur Cahyo, S.T., M.T., Ph.D. Finally, the explanation of the MBKM program by the Secretary of the UII Industrial Engineering Bachelor Program, Annisa Uswatun Khasanah, S.T., M.Sc. and the Academic Director of the UII Industrial Engineering Doctoral Program, Dr. Harwati, S.T., M.T., who also accompanied the meeting. At the end of the presentation of the material, there was a question and answer session and discussion between the attendees.

Furthermore, the handover of souvenirs that ended the discussion session this time as a memento between Industrial Engineering FIT UII and Maranatha Christian University. After that, the group along with Dr. Drs. Imam Djati Widodo, M.Eng.Sc., Ir. Muhammad Ridwan Andi Purnomo, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., IPM., toured the laboratories and facilities owned by Industrial Engineering UII. Some visiting guests also tried to simulate the tools available in each laboratory.

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Sharing Session: Tips & Tricks to Achieve Scholarships and Study Abroad

Industrial Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology (FIT) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) held an online “sharing session” on Thursday (05/09) with the title “Tips & Tricks to Get Scholarships and Study Abroad.” This event presented one of the lecturers of the Industrial Engineering Study Program at FTI UII, Mrs. Suci Miranda, S.T., M.Sc., as a resource person who will leave for doctoral studies abroad.

A total of 20 participants attended to listen to the sharing session which was held at 13.15 WIB. Putri Dwi Annisa, S.T., M.Sc., was present as the moderator for this sharing session. This webinar began with a resource person who shared her personal data and experience when she decided to continue her studies abroad through the LPDP scholarship route.

LPDP, or Lembaga Pengelola Dana Pendidikan, is a non-echelon work unit under the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia that manages education funds in accordance with the mandate of the Minister of Finance Regulation Number 252 of 2010. In addition, Mrs. Suci Miranda also explained how to apply for this program. She emphasized always practicing and trying to get TOEFL and IELTS scores according to the required standards.

Ms. Suci Miranda, S.T., M.Sc., emphasized preparing the necessary document requirements at least a year before applying for the LPDP program. Within a year of preparation, prospective applicants can compile portfolios and achievements to be included in the CV (Curriculum Vitae) as complementary documents.

sharing session

Furthermore, she shared her experience when she joined the LPDP and PPAN programs that supported her master’s studies. This experience became a valuable moment for her to try out various opportunities available, as well as expand her network with students from various countries. “The opportunities that have been given, such as becoming an Awardee or whatever, should be celebrated. Celebrate by making sure that every step, every choice we make will have positive consequences for us,” she said. She meant that every achievement should be commemorated and appreciated.

A question-and-answer session ended this sharing of tips and tricks for winning scholarships abroad. Searching for information from various sources such as websites and social media is key to preparing oneself optimally.

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Pembekalan Akademik / Academic Briefing
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Academic Briefing for UII IE New Students 2024

The Industrial Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Universitas Islam Indonesia held an academic briefing for the new batch of 2024 students. The event took place on Monday (9/9) at the Public Lecture Building (GKU) Prof. Dr. Sardjito UII. 

Pardiya S.T. and Anisa Nur Aini as MCs opened the series of events in the morning by reciting basmalah and reading the program schedule. This was followed by singing Indonesia Raya and UII Hymn together. Furthermore, there was a recitation of divine words by a student from the International Studies Program, Muataseem.

Ridwan Andi Purnomo

The Head of the Industrial Engineering Undergraduate Program, Ir. Muhammad Ridwan Andi Purnomo, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., IPM. welcomed and warmly welcomed the new students. “The breadth of our field of work requires us to be highly capable graduates. So when you all go to college, don’t just settle for lectures. At UII, there is a wide opportunity to challenge ourselves at the international level, so take advantage of it. Later, the lecturers here are ready to guide you so that you can ‘picnic’ abroad while honing our ability to get along in the international world,” he said in his speech.

The event then continued to the introduction session of lecturers majoring in Industrial Engineering. Annisa Uswatun Khasanah S.T., MBA, M.Sc led the introduction session of lecturers who will accompany students while studying at Industrial Engineering UII. Afterward, there was a group photo session.

Not to forget, Industrial Engineering UII also invited one of its alumni, Wahyu Kurniawan ST., M.Sc., MBA. from PT Pos Logistics Indonesia. He shared stories about his experience studying at Industrial Engineering UII in the past, as well as how life after graduating from college and entering the world of work later.

After alumni sharing, the event entered into a material delivery session regarding Regular S1 by the Secretary of the Undergraduate Program, Annisa Uswatun Khasanah S.T., MBA, M.Sc. She introduced various graduation schemes, collaborations, and facilities available at TI UII.

Ira Promasanti Rachmadewi

After that, there was a material presentation session about the S1 International Program by the Secretary of the International Program Study Program, Ir. Ira Promasanti Rachmadewi, M.Eng. She showed various benefits and facilities obtained when joining the International Program, starting from training / courses, university visits, and company visits both at home and abroad to provide international exposure to students. Furthermore, one of the IE IP students, Mohammed Bichara, who is also the President of IP Community UII, gave a welcoming speech to the new students.

Then, the material delivery session continued about S2, Fast Track, and Double Degree by the Head of the Master Program Study Program, Ir. Winda Nur Cahyo, S.T., M.T., Ph.D. “Now, if you want to succeed, it is not enough just to run, but we need to accelerate by running faster. One of them is the fast track program at TI UII,” he explained.

After all the material was delivered, the MC guided the question and answer session. The new students expressed their curiosity about Industrial Engineering UII. Finally, the debriefing activity was completed with a quiz session with prizes.

Salwa Nur Rahma

Serah Terima Mahasiswa Magang Batch XIX
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Handover of Internship Students of PT Yamaha Indonesia and Thesis Defense

On Monday (02/09), students of Industrial Engineering Study Program of Faculty of Industrial Technology (FIT) Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) attended the handover ceremony of internship students at PT Yamaha Indonesia office. This internship program is part of the cooperation between PT Yamaha Indonesia and the Industrial Engineering Study Program of FTI UII, which has long been established. Through this cooperation, students who pass the partnership internship selection can join the program. In the XIX batch, Industrial Engineering Study Program FTI UII sent seven students for internship.

The handover ceremony was accompanied by several lecturers of Industrial Engineering Study Program FTI UII, namely Wahyudhi Sutrisno, S.T., M.M., M.T., Ir. Muchamad Sugarindra, S.T., M.T.I., IPM, and Elanjati Worldailmi, S.T., M.Sc. In addition, Department Secretary Dr. Taufiq Immawan, S.T., M.M. was also present and gave a speech. In his speech, Dr. Taufiq conveyed a message for the students to remain enthusiastic and maximize their potential during their internship at PT Yamaha Indonesia. This message is in line with the expectations of Vice President of PT Yamaha Indonesia, Samsudin, who also emphasized the importance of maintaining enthusiasm and health during the internship program.

Meanwhile, Audiamara Vinka expressed her hope as one of the interns “I hope that by participating in the internship, I can open my eyes to how the world of work works and can make a good contribution to the company with my abilities” she said.

Completion of The XVIII Batch Internship Program

This handover also marks the completion of the XVIII batch internship program which has lasted for six months. This is at the same time to carry out the Awareness Program at the company. The students who have completed the internship are expected to be able to develop their skills based on the experience gained during this program. In addition, this partnership internship program is expected to support the industry’s need for competent workers in their fields.

Zahra Nasywari Firdantara, one of the internship students at PT Yamaha Indonesia, revealed that the internship at the company was very valuable because it provided a deep understanding of the application of industrial knowledge in the field. In the Production Engineering division, Zahra applied the concept of Value Stream Mapping (VSM) to analyze inventory, lead time, line balancing, defect goods, study time, and work sampling in order to identify waste and increase productivity with the improvement method (kaizen). 

He added that the projects undertaken during the internship can also be used as material for Practical Work (KP) and Final Project (TA). “So, we don’t have to bother looking for data anymore because everything is in line with the internship project,” he added. “Internship at Yamaha is really worth it, because we understand more about industrial science. If in lectures we only know the material, here we can understand the material as well as its application in the field,” said Zahra. 

She also emphasized the importance of patience and communication to explain the concept and work together on repair projects. Her experience shows the importance of preparation, knowledge and interpersonal skills to maximize internship opportunities and develop yourself in the industry.

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