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Penyerahan cinderamata/ Souvenirs handover
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Industrial Engineering UII Receives Visit from Hidayatullah Integral Islamic Elementary School

Industrial Engineering UII received a visit from SD Islam Integral Hidayatullah Banjarnegara on Tuesday (25/06). This visit was organized for Study Tour and Visit Campus Visit with 17 students and 8 accompanying teachers. The morning agenda began in the Audiovisual Room (1.10) 1st Floor, KH Mansyur Building, UII Campus.

Anggun Galuh as MC opened the activities by reading basmalah. Then, there was a presentation of material about Industrial Engineering UII by Elanjati Worldailmi, S.T., M.Sc. She began by showing a profiling video, then delivered material about the department in an interesting and enthusiastic way. Considering that the audience was elementary school children, she used simple language, equipped with pictures and interactive videos. In this session, she also talked to the students to share about their dreams. “Who here wants to be a doctor? A teacher? Or maybe an engineer?” she asked with a smile.

As a commemoration, the activity continued with the handover of souvenirs between the respective representatives. Industrial Engineering UII by Elanjati Worldailmi, S.T., M.Sc. and SD Islam Integral Hidayatullah by Imam Suja’l, S.Pt, their Principal. 

Kunjungan laboratorium/ Laboratory visit

The next agenda was a tour of the Industrial Engineering laboratories. They visited the Desain Sistem Kerja dan Ergonomi (DSKE) Lab. and Inovasi Pengembangan Organisasi (IPO) Lab.  In each laboratory, the guests interacted directly with laboratory assistants who gave explanations about each laboratory. Some participants also tried to simulate the tools available in each laboratory, one of which was the climate chamber in the DSKE Lab. In addition to the Industrial Engineering laboratory, the participants were also invited to visit the Textile Engineering laboratory.

Furthermore, the participants were invited to the Library and Kimpulan Temple area of UII guided by the Student Staff of Industrial Engineering and Textile Engineering. Finally, the event was finalized with a joint documentation session. 

Salwa Nur Rahma

Kuliah Umum PT. Freeport
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Guest Lecture : Underground Mining PT. Freeport Indonesia

On Friday (21/06) the Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Islamic University of Indonesia held a Guest Lecture by Aditya Wishnu Wijaya S.T, M.Sc, Chief Construction Engineer of PT. Freeport Indonesia. This guest lecture was held to support the Chemistry of Materials course and was open to other students. The event was held in the Auditorium FTI UII 3rd floor. The event was opened by Anisa Nur Aini as MC which was then continued with remarks by Dr. Taufiq Immawan, S.T., M.M. as Secretary of the Industrial Engineering Department of FTI UII.

Furthermore, the presentation of material by Aditya Wishnu Wijaya S.T, M.Sc related to the introduction of PT Freeport Indonesia, the material mining process, to the smelting process and refining.

In his presentation, PT. Freeport Indonesia mines 3 main materials, namely silver, gold, and copper which are the most abundant. Their Grasberg open-pit mine, known as the world’s largest, was closed and transitioned to underground mining around 2018-2019. It has 500 km of underground lines and there is an elevator with a height that beats the Eiffel tower in France.

He also explained that all tools used in underground operations are remotely controlled from the control room like playing a game to achieve zero fatality in productivity. In the smelting process, PT Freeport Indonesia has a patent to separate gold in liquid. Their copper mine produces copper cathode products.

After the speakers’ presentation, the MC invited the participants to ask questions. The number of participants who asked questions showed enthusiasm in attending the guest lecture by PT. Freeport Indonesia.

Kuliah Umum PT. Freeport

From the implementation of the Guest Lecture as a support for the Chemistry of Materials course, participants gained broader insights related to the world of mining. The event went smoothly without significant obstacles which were then closed by the MC.

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Production System Discussion Room

The Integrated Manufacturing System Laboratory (SIMAN) of the Industrial Engineering Study Program, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) once again held SIMAN CORNER. The event was held in order to provide a space for discussion with 6th semester students and above related to the topic of Final Project in the field of Production Systems. The activity on (14/6) was held at Smart Class Lab SIMAN with the theme “FGD: Research topics in Production Engineering & Supply Chain Management”. The speakers are Ir. Muhammad Ridwan Andi Purnomo, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., IPM., Suci Miranda, S.T., M.Sc., and Ir. Abdullah ‘Azzam, S.T., M.T., IPM.

Ir. Muhammad Ridwan Andi Purnomo, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., IPM, delivered the keynote speech on Intelligent Supply Chain System. Intelligent Supply Chain System is a concept that integrates advanced technology, such as Artificial Intelligent (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) to optimize every aspect of the supply chain. The next topic was Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Small and Medium Industries (SMI) by Suci Miranda, S.T., M.Sc. She gave research recommendations, such as the application of 5S in SMEs using Critical Success Factor, determination of standard time, and many other brilliant topics.

Furthermore, Abdullah ‘Azzam, S.T., M.T., IPM, explained about Product Development. He started his session by explaining the Quality Function Deployment (QFD) method. The implementation of this product development must also be in accordance with consumer preferences. In addition, he also conveyed how the right stages in developing a product. Not to forget, he gave varied ideas if you want to take a topic about Product Development.

Afterward, there was a discussion session with the students who attended regarding the final project topics that might have been thought of. Anggun, one of the students who participated in the activity stated, “I think the event is very helpful for students, especially final semester students. There was an overview of what final project topics to take and what methods to use. Then there is also information about projects that can be used for TA, that helps too.” she said. 

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Public Lecture: Occupational Safety Management System

Industrial Engineering Study Program, Universitas Islam Indonesia held a public lecture again with the theme  “Occupational Safety Management System” on (15/6). The speaker who presented the material at the event was Azjar Jhon Raghozt who is the PJK3 of PT Mawi Sarana Samawi. The OHS Management System functions to create a safe, efficient and productive workplace. This activity was carried out online in order to deepen knowledge about how to implement OHS Management System. A total of 150 participants attended the Zoom Meeting on the morning agenda. Then, Chancard Basumerda, S.T., M.Sc., as the moderator briefly introduced the profiles of the speakers.

Mr. Azjar as the speaker started the session by unifying perceptions about the objectives of implementing OHS. There are 2 main objectives, namely preventing occupational accidents and occupational diseases and ensuring and protecting human resources and the environment.  In addition, he also explained about the company’s obligations in applying OHS Management System. “Well, in implementing OHS Management System, friends are required to implement the establishment of OHS policy, OHS planning, OHS implementation, monitor and review for improvement.” he said.

Furthermore, the Occupational Safety Management System is a company management system in order to control risks associated with work activities. He also explained the stages of OHS Management System implementation starting from stating commitment, establishing OHS Management System methods with third parties, to follow-up of the applicable implementation. Companies must also have competent human resources and adequate infrastructure to achieve optimal OHS Management System.

Afterward, there was a question-and-answer session to conclude the public lecture agenda that morning. One of the participants, Andi, asked about strategies that can be applied so that the socialization of OHS can run effectively for company employees. “Regarding the socialization of OHS Management System, it depends on company management. Well, related to socialization, it can be in safety meetings, special events can be held for socialization. Or in safety meetings, safety induction, there are posters that go into OHS communication. So, there are many ways to socialize, yes, friends.” he replied.

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Magang/ Internship
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Internship Journey of UII Industrial Engineering Students at PT YEMI

Two UII Industrial Engineering students have just completed an internship program at PT Yamaha Electronic Manufacturing Indonesia (YEMI), one of the companies that collaborates with UII Industrial Engineering. They are Rona Sutra Dewangga Dyah Utami and Azzahra Tiffany Rachmad. The series of internship programs ended with a monitoring session where students presented the results of their projects in front of mentors, managers, and supervisors.

The internship lasted for 3 months, starting from March 12 – June 12 at PT YEMI located in Pasuruan, East Java. Before starting the internship, they prepared themselves by preparing all the necessary files and looking for as many references as possible. “Since the collaboration with YEMI was the first time, we had to be active in finding references. In addition, we made several activity targets to be achieved during the internship,” said Tiffany.

Magang/ Internship

During their internship, they were involved in various important activities in the company. “It just so happened that my and Tiffany’s last CVs were related to SAP ERP as ERP Lab. assistants, so we were placed in the Production Control Department and Procurement Department. There we had the opportunity to dive directly into all transactions in the company by applying internal systems and SAP,” said Rona. In addition, they were also assigned to look for improvements (kaizen) both technically and non-technically, the results of which they will present at the end of the activity. Rona and Tiffany emphasized that the knowledge they gained during college was very helpful in undergoing internships, especially SCM, ERP, PPIC, and Programming Logic courses.

Despite gaining a lot of valuable experience, they also faced some challenges during their internship. They need to make adjustments to the new environment, especially since Yamaha is known as a company with high discipline. In addition, there are many technical languages that have never been learned in lectures, as well as different implementations from lecture theories to the reality in the field.

Rona feels very grateful to be able to participate in this internship program. “Even though we were placed in the eastern region which was the first batch there, the knowledge gained was really amazing. We can dive into the office according to our passion, it is more challenging, but the experience gained is worth it.” Tiffany added, “In general, everything is good, but there are some things that are unique to YEMI, such as the implementation of 5S, kaizen, corei, and horenso. Also, the working environment at YEMI is very positive. They collaborate with each other to achieve a common goal.”

For other students who are interested in joining the internship program, Rona gave some messages and tips. First, make sure you have a company, passion, and career goal in mind as early as possible. Second, find out as much information as possible about the company offered by the program. Third, prepare all the requirements and files needed. Finally, prepare mentally to be ready if you are placed in a different company. Tiffany added, “prepare your CV well and show your best version during the interview, starting from your attitude and language arrangement in answering questions.”

Through this internship program, Rona and Tiffany not only gained valuable work experience, but were also able to apply academic knowledge in real situations, which will certainly be a valuable provision in their future career journey.

Salwa Nur Rahma

Kuliah Tamu/ Guest Lecture Colorant Industry
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Guest Lecture: Safe Materials For Packaging in Colorant Industry

Industrial Engineering UII held a guest lecture on Friday (14/6). The activity took place online with the theme “Safe Materials For Packaging In Colorant Industry”. A total of 160 students who took the Chemistry of Materials course attended the event in the morning.

Jantung Hilmy as the MC opened the guest lecture by reading the schedule of the event. He then gave a little introduction by reading the CV of the speaker, Daniar Rianawati S.T. She is the Purchasing Department Head of PT DIC Astra Chemicals. Before getting into the presentation of the material, Daniar first showed the Company Profile video of PT DIC Astra Chemicals.

“Our company is a manufacturer of coloring materials, such as for plastics, textiles, and other applications, all from us. So, basically, where there is color, there is PT DIC Astra,” she said.

Colorant and Packaging

Colorant is a substance that is added to change the color of a material or surface. Based on its form, colorant is categorized into five types, which are dry color, liquid color, paste dispersion, masterbatch, and compounded color. In general, color consists of three main materials, including pigments, resins, and additives.

Packaging is the science, art, and technology to wrap or protect a product in the process of distribution, storage, sale, and use. “Packaging design is not just as simple as wrapping, but also considers various aspects, such as function, aesthetics, and needs. The choice of material is one that needs to be carefully considered.”

Safe Materials in Colorant Industry

Kuliah Tamu/ Guest Lecture Colorant Industry

“How do we know safe materials in the colorant industry? We must choose materials that do not contain prohibited ingredients. In addition, ensure that the dosage limitation is in accordance with regulations,” she explained. First, before approving the material, check the laboratory test results, especially related to the application you want to use. Second, check the actual content regularly because the quality of each batch may change. Furthermore, for some safe pigments, among others are Non/Selected Azo Pigment, Non Diarylide Pigment, and Non Heavy Metal Pigment.

After the presentation, Daniar held an interactive quiz session. Students who scored the highest points were rewarded with an e-wallet balance from her. Finally, the guest lecture was completed with a discussion and Q&A session.

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Foto bersama Kunjungan industri
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Industrial Visit to PT. Sri Rejeki Isman Tbk & Rumah Atsiri Indonesia

On Friday (07/06), Industrial Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Universitas Islam Indonesia held an industrial visit to Sukoharjo and Tawamangu, Central Java. This visit was in the form of Company and Educational Visit and was attended by around 250 Industrial Engineering students batch of 2022. Students visited two companies, namely PT Sri Rejeki Isman Tbk (PT. Sritex) which focuses on integrated textile production and Rumah Atsiri Indonesia which produces essential oils.

This industrial visit was accompanied by several supervisors, including Ir. Hartomo, M.Sc., Ph.D., IPU, ASEAN.Eng, Yuli Agusti Rochman, S.T., M.Eng, Dr. Dwi Adi Purnama, S.T, Putri Dwi Annisa, S.T., M.Sc, Sayyidah Maulidatul Afraah, S.T., M.T, and Zelania In Haryanto, S.T., M.T.

Company Visit to PT. Sri Rejeki Isman Tbk

On the first visit to PT. Sri Rejeki Isman Tbk (PT. Sritex), participants listened to an explanation of the production system from the yarn spinning process to finished garments and employee empowerment delivered by Sugi from the Human Resource Department (HRD) of PT. Sri Rejeki Isman Tbk (PT. Sritex) Sukoharjo branch. Then, there was a question and answer session and a direct visit to the clothing production process.

In his speech, Sugi expressed his hope, “It is a challenge for intellectual candidates, how to maintain the Indonesian manufacturing industry to exist. Don’t let Bangladesh slip, then Cambodia will slip again. Well, this is the challenge for all of you”.

Hartomo, M.Sc., Ph.D., IPU, ASEAN.Eng., as a representative of UII, also said that the purpose of this industrial visit is as a practical learning about manufacturing activities and quality control, so that students can explore the science of the manufacturing industry.

Kunjungan PT. Sritex. Visit PT. Sritex

 

The enthusiasm of the participants was clearly visible during the discussion session, where they actively asked about the production process and employee empowerment of PT. Sri Rejeki Isman Tbk (PT. Sritex) in the military uniform industry to fashion products.

Educational Visit to Rumah Atsiri Indonesia

Kunjungan Rumah Atsiri Indoneisa. Visit

Furthermore, during the visit to Rumah Atsiri Indonesia, participants were divided into small groups with the assistance of guides from Rumah Atsiri. Participants were introduced to various types of aromatherapy plants, learned the history of Rumah Atsiri Indonesia, and learned about the aroma oil refining process.

In the mentoring, participants were not only introduced to the types of plants cultivated but were also invited to smell the aroma of the plants to try tasting certain plants. Then, participants were also introduced to the origin of the development of essential oils in world civilization.

From this educational visit, participants gained a lot of insight related to the origin of essential oils, uses, refining processes, as well as products that can be produced from aromatic plants.

The Company & Educational Visit program went smoothly, and participants were satisfied and gained more insight into the manufacturing industry and the essential oil industry.

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Cost Benefit Analysis of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Implementation

Industrial Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Universitas Islam Indonesia held a public lecture on (8/6). The event was held in order to explore the knowledge of benefit cost analysis in the implementation of OSH. A total of 200 students who took Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) and Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) courses attended the event which took place via Zoom Meeting. The event with the theme “Cost Benefit Analysis of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Implementation” invited a resource person, namely Azjar Jhon Raghozt who is the PJK3 of PT Mawi Sarana Samawi with moderator Atyanti Dyah Prabaswari, S.T., M.Sc.

The resource person started the material session by re-discussing the definition of K3. Furthermore, he explained what the costs are when implementing OSH in a company. Examples of OHS implementation costs include the cost of preparing an Occupational Safety & Health plan, the cost of purchasing Work Protective Equipment and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and the cost of installing OHS signs. “Personal Protective Equipment includes safety helmets, eye protection, SCBA for diving activities, yes. There are ear plugs and ear muffs, respiratory protection, gloves, safety shoes, full body harness. There is a life vest, there is a safety vest, and there is an apron or shirt, yes, friends. That is one of the cost analyses that we have to budget for as well.” he said.

Then, he also explained that, “When we don’t implement OHS, there are some costs that are really very detrimental to the company, friends. Maybe the company only knows, oh, there is an accident, that’s it, there is already insurance. Whereas in the iceberg theory if we don’t analyze the third cost, there really is a huge loss even to the closure of the company.” he explained. In general, the only visible costs are accident and illness costs. In reality, there are many other costs that can cause damage, delays, and time losses if companies do not budget for OHS costs. Furthermore, there was a question and answer session to conclude the public lecture that morning.

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Implementasi Analisis Biaya Manfaat dalam K3

Program Studi Teknik Industri, Fakultas Teknologi Industri, Universitas Islam Indonesia menyelenggarakan kuliah umum pada (8/6). Gelaran itu terlaksana dalam rangka untuk menyelami ilmu mengenai analisis biaya manfaat dalam penerapan K3. Sebanyak 200 mahasiswa yang mengambil mata kuliah Keselamatan Kesehatan Kerja (K3) dan Keselamatan Kesehatan Kerja Lingkungan (K3L) mengikuti acara yang berlangsung via Zoom Meeting tersebut. Acara bertemakan “Cost Benefit Analysis of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Implementation” itu mengundang narasumber, yakni Azjar Jhon Raghozt yang merupakan PJK3 PT. Mawi Sarana Samawi dengan moderator Atyanti Dyah Prabaswari, S.T., M.Sc.

Narasumber memulai sesi materi dengan membahas ulang mengenai definisi K3. Selanjutnya, beliau menjelaskan apa saja biaya apabila menerapkan K3 dalam suatu perusahaan. Contoh biaya penerapan K3 antara lain biaya penyiapan rencana Keselamatan & Kesehatan Kerja, biaya pembelian Alat Pelindung Kerja (APK) dan Alat Pelindung Diri (APD), dan biaya pemasangan rambu-rambu K3. “Alat Pelindung Diri itu ada safety helmet, ada pelindung mata, ada pelindung mata, ada SCBA itu untuk kegiatan penyelaman, ya. Ada ear plug dan ear muff, pelindung pernapasan, ada sarung tangan, safety shoes, full body harness. Ada life vest (pelampung), ada safety vest, dan ada apron ataupun baju, ya, teman-teman. Itu salah satu analisis biaya yang harus kita anggarkan juga.” ucapnya.

Kemudian, beliau juga menerangkan bahwa, “Ketika kita tidak menerapkan K3, ada beberapa biaya yang benar-benar sangat merugikan perusahaan, teman-teman. Mungkin perusahaan hanya tahu, oh, ada kecelakaan, yasudah, sudah ada asuransinya kok. Padahal dalam teori gunung es kalau kita nggak menganalisis biaya ketiga itu, benar-benar terjadi kerugian yang sangat besar bahkan sampai penutupan perusahaan.” jelasnya. Pada umumnya, biaya yang terlihat hanyalah biaya kecelakaan dan penyakit. Pada kenyataannya, ada banyak biaya lain yang dapat menyebabkan kerusakan, keterlambatan, maupun kerugian waktu apabila perusahaan tidak menganggarkan biaya K3. Lebih lanjut, terdapat sesi tanya jawab sebagai penutup dari kuliah umum pada pagi hari itu.

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Monthly Webinar 2 tentang Social Commerce oleh Agus Mansur
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Social Commerce as the New Era of Digital Business

National Monthly Webinar of Industrial Engineering UII was held for the second time. The event on Friday (7/6) raised the theme “Social Commerce: A New Era For Digital-Based Business and Supply Chain Management Challenges”. The activity took place online via Zoom Meeting and was attended by 92 participants.

Akmal Faiq as the MC opened the afternoon activity by reciting basmalah and reading the program schedule. Then, Didin Dwi Novianto, S.T., M.LSCM, as the moderator gave a little introduction by reading the CVs of the speakers. 

“Social commerce has changed the conventional paradigm of online shopping, people are not only passive consumers but also become part of the sales process by interacting actively,” he said as an opening.

Monthly Webinar Social Commerce

Furthermore, the event entered the main session, which is the delivery of material by Dr. Ir. Agus Mansur, S.T., M.Eng.Sc IPU, Vice Dean for Resources of FTI UII. Social commerce itself has two main keywords, namely social interactions and user contributions. These two things distinguish social commerce from e-commerce. Social media is a platform that can make customers more “close” to the product. This is done through their features, such as comments, reviews, recommendations, and content sharing. In addition, online store features such as “Buy Now” and ads that appear will match the preferences of each customer.

The rise of social commerce certainly has an impact on the supply chain and product distribution. “There could be a lot of interest in social commerce, but not being able to meet the demand will be a boomerang,” he explained. Therefore, there are several things that need to be considered, namely how demand fluctuates from the influence of positive or negative comments on social media and the supply chain must have agile and responsive capabilities.

After the presentation, the moderator led a discussion and Q&A session with the participants. Finally, the event was finalized with a group photo as documentation.

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