Development of operational standards procedures for maintenance and maintenance of public railway infrastructure infrastructure and electrical mechanical and architectural components in Wbs-based station buildings to improve maintenance and maintenance performance

Hashfi Fahreza Anwar; Yusuf Latief; Nurul Inayah Wardahni

doi:10.21744/irjeis.v10n4.2446

Authors

Hashfi Fahreza Anwar
fahreza.hashfi11@gmail.com
Universitas Indonesia, Depok, West Java 16424, Indonesia
Yusuf Latief Universitas Indonesia, Depok, West Java 16424, Indonesia
Nurul Inayah Wardahni Universitas Indonesia, Depok, West Java 16424, Indonesia

Keywords:

electrical menikal, general railways architectural components, infrastructure maintenance, standard operational procedures for maintenance work, web-based station buildings

Abstract

A railway station is a place of departure and stoppage for trains. Poor, inappropriate maintenance and upkeep of infrastructure without strict supervision can result in physical damage to the infrastructure itself, thus losing its initial value and reducing the service life of the infrastructure. If the maintenance and upkeep of infrastructure in the transportation sector is not done properly, it can cause delays or, in the worst case, accidents. To ensure a high level of reliability and availability, the implementation of an effective maintenance program is very important. This is then clarified if poor maintenance and upkeep practices, such as in the transportation sector, can also affect the reliability of the transportation system and even cause life-threatening accidents. Damage or accidents that occur can also lower the company's image and customer or consumer trust. This research aims to develop Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for maintenance and upkeep work on station buildings, architectural components, and mechanical electrical. The method used is based on a Literature Study, survey, and case study. The result of this research is the development of SOP maintenance and upkeep work on architectural components and mechanical electrical to improve maintenance performance.

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