Key Performance Indicator of Container Terminal in Indonesian
Key Performance Indicator of Container Terminal in Indonesian
Container Terminal
A Basis Computation
Cited by: Capt. Suzdayan M.Mar @2012
“Efficiency is the Key Word of
Terminal Management”
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Key Performance Indicator
Definitions
1. Performansi Fisik, yaitu output dari fasilitas yang ada di CT dan ini bisa di
hitung untuk setiap jenis fasilitas (dermaga, yard, crane, labour dll)
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Key Performance Indicator
Definitions
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Key Performance Indicator
Definitions
Apa yang dimaksud dengan Saat ini sangat banyak faktor yang
Berth Worked Time (BWT) adalah jumlah jam efektif operasional kapal,
memberikan indikasi kualitas pelayanan kapal.
BWT ratio : ∑ time worked
∑service time
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Key Performance Indicator
Handling Output Indicator
Ship Output Indicator adalah adalah BSO – TEU per ship at berth
mengukur rate cargo yang ditangani
BSO : ∑ TEU handled
(bongkarmuat) kapal.
∑ service hours
Ada tiga indikator yaitu :
Worked Ship Output (WSO)
• PSO – TEU per ship hour in port
Berth Ship Output (BSO)
• PSO : ∑ TEU handled
Port Ship Output (PSO)
∑ hours in port
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Key Performance Indicator
Gang Output Indicator
Ship Output tergantung dari kinerja gang / buruh yang bekerja dalam
menangani kapal., untuk itu perlu diketahui gang output .
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Key Performance Indicator
Utilization Ratio Indicator
Utilization of Workers
Rate of Utilization of workers : ∑ (men x hours) worked
∑ (men x hours) available
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Key Performance Indicator
Storage Yard Indicator
Lebih fokus kepada utilisasi Storage Yard yang di hitung per hari yaitu
Dwelling Time (DT)
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Key Performance Indicator
Flexibility Indicator
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Key Performance Indicator
Reliability Indicator
Keamanan (security)
Indicator of security : ∑ number of pilfirage cases (pencurian)
∑number of BL or manifest
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Indicator and Basis of Computation
Indicator Computation
Total hours vessel stay in port divided by Total
Average ship round time
no. of ships
Average tonnage per vessel day Total tonnage of cargo handled divided by Total
(hours) no. of vessel days (hours)
Total hours alongside berths divided by Total
Average vessel time at berth
no. of vessels berthed
Total tonnage handled divided by Total no. of
Tons per gang hour
gangs x total no. of hours worked
Total no. of TEUs handled divided by Total no.
TEUs per crane (hook) hour of cranes used x total no. of hours cranes
worked
Total no. of cargo tons x days in port divided by
Dwell time
Total tonnage of cargo handled
Total tonnage of cargo handled at berths
Berth throughput
divided by Total no. of berths
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Indicator and Basis of Computation
Indicator Computation
Total tonnage of cargo handled at berths
Throughput per linear meter
divided by of wharf Total length of berths
Total time of ships at berths x 100 divided by
Berth occupancy rate (%)
Total no. of berths x 365 days
Total time that ships actually work x 100
Berth utilization rate (%)
divided by Total time of ships alongside
Total worked time from commence to complete
Berth Worked Time - BWT
operation
Effective time – ET (net time) BWT minus Total Idle+HC+Breakmeal
Boxes Crane Hour – BCH
Total no. of boxes handled divided by Net time
(crane rate)
Boxes Shipped Hour – BSH
Total no. of boxes handled divided by BWT
(elapsed rate)
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References
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Esmer♣Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi
Cilt 10, Sayı: 1, 2008
2. Terminal Operations and Performance Indicators, David Whitaker,
Professor Bernard Francou PhD, 2004
3. Ooptimizing Yard Operations in Port Container Terminal, Louise K
TRANBER
4. Operations Systems of Container Terminals: A Compendious
Overview, Birgitt Brinkmann, (2005) Seeh‥afen – Planung und
Entwurf. Springer, Berlin
5. Container terminal operation and operations research - a
classification and literature review. In H.-O. G¨unther and K. H. Kim,
editors, Container Terminals and Automated Transport Systems
6. Port Performance Indicator, Kek Kho Chuung, 2003, Transportation,
water and urban development department the world bank
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“ Continuous Improvement in
Services and Productivity is
Customer Need”
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