A. Muhammad Idkhan,Fiskia Rera Baharuddin

符合人体工程学标准的实验室能够在学术上和技术上支持学习过程，促进技能的成长和发展。本研究旨在揭示并提供有关实验室人体工程学标准的概况和信息，其中包括热舒适度（温度）、工作区实验室照明。本研究采用定量方法，在机械工程教育系的机床单元实验室进行调查，调查对象为60名实习学生。使用直接观察和测量的技术。勒克斯照度计用于测量照明，数字温度计用于测量实验室观察点的温度。数据收集从7点开始到12点，下午从13点开始到16点，这是开展工作活动的时间。在10个观察点进行的测量结果显示：（1）热舒适度（温度）的数值为30.44℃，而理想的实际标准范围为24-27℃；（2）照明的数值为422.14勒克斯，而理想的实践标准范围为500-1000勒克斯。这些结果表明，实验室房间的温度和照明低于设定的标准条件。这些因素会导致工作时注意力不集中和压力过大。

人体热能；生产力；身体状况；工作区设计；工作环境

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