Bagus Prayogo, 2017, NIT: 49124377.N, “The Influence of Navigation Mark
And Port Facilities to The Safety Sailing in PPN Pekalongan”, Nautical
Department, Diploma IV Program, Merchant Marine Polytechnic of
Semarang, 1st Supervisor: Dr.Capt.SUWIYADI,S.Pd.M.Mar.M.Pd., 2nd
Supervisor: YUSTINA SAPAN,S.ST.,M.M.
Safety sailing can be perform of safety vehicle in a water, safety harbour and
safety marine environment. The due to influenceof navigation mark and harbour
facilities . all of activities when its start prom preparation vehicle, during in the
water and after back to the harbour. The main goal is safety.
In this research author look at begining data or called prereseacrh, that is no
one acciddent (zero accident), author curious that is from the goodness of
navigation mark and harbour facilities or another factor.
In thats problem formula author try to verify and make answer off reseach
problem with the point of research title “The Influence of Navigation Mark And
Port Facilities to The Safety Sailing in PPN Pekalongan”.
The object of reseach located in Pelabuhan Perikanan Nusantara (PPN)
Pekalongan and take time of research from October 2016 until January 2017. In
preparing the research, test data, process the data, discuss the result of research to
draw conclusions and sugesstions, the author used mixed methods. With this
method of research data are expected in the form of preception or descriptive and
measurable data can be exsplained so will that the degree of validity of the
reseacrh can be achived with good.
In research problem author get looking deeply for navigation marks and
harbour facilities by get in some one data. For this activities author use mix
methode to the research which getting 40,4% regresion weigh for influence or
navigation mark to the safety sailing, 20,7% harbour facilities to the safety sailing,
and both of them 43,0% to the safety sailing by triangulation method. Author
belive degree of trush te result this research.
Key word: safety sailing, navigation mark, port facilities mix method.
