| Abstrakt: |
Fatigue is a factor that causes accidents in the railway industry. Understanding the factors that cause fatigue will minimize the risk of accidents. The objective of this study is to investigate the factors that cause fatigue when operating a train base on a literature review. The method of this study is based on the literature published by various sources. Then these reviews are grouped into several factors based on the odds ratio/p-value and concluded which factors influence the level of machinist fatigue. There were 6 articles reviewed. The results of this study indicate that the fatigue of the machinist when operating the locomotive is caused by factors related to the official and non-technical service. These factors are demographics, job characteristics, environment, lifestyle, trips to work, and sleep and rest. However, existing studies do not explain the type of train they studied (passenger train or freight train), especially freight train. This research can be used both for government, companies, and researchers to understand driver fatigue when operating a train so that strategies can be designed to minimize driver fatigue when operating a train. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
