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Analisis Penyebab Cacat Pada Kemasan Di Perusahaan Farmasi Angga Kurniawan; Moch Malgi Alpariz Kadarisman; Eki Yudhistira; Muchammad Fauzi
JURAL RISET RUMPUN ILMU TEKNIK Vol. 3 No. 1 (2024): April : Jurnal Riset Rumpun Ilmu Teknik
Publisher : Pusat riset dan Inovasi Nasional

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55606/jurritek.v3i1.2232

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With the increasing era of globalization today, competition in the industrial sector is becoming increasingly fierce and competitive. With the development of modern technology for the better but on the other hand raises problems for the environment. Every business actor who wants to win the competition must pay full attention to the quality of the products or services produced, at a low cost, the right time and quantity, and safe conditions. This study aims to analyze and reduce waste of packaging waste at PT XYZ, a manufacturing company engaged in the manufacture of medicines and vaccines. In the last 7 months, there were 1,906 pcs of defective packaging out of a total of 204,940 pcs used. The defects were caused by mold, misprinted information, faded colors, and lack of glue on the packaging. The methods used in this research are Pareto diagram and fishbone diagram. Pareto diagrams are used to identify dominant product defects, while fishbone diagrams are used to identify the causes of defects. It is expected that the results of this research can help PT XYZ reduce packaging waste and improve the quality of their products. By reducing packaging waste, PT XYZ can also contribute to reducing negative impacts on the environment.
Distribution Network Design and Determination Point of Distribution Center Locations Medical Logistics Assistance Covid-19 in West Java Muchammad Fauzi; Rienna Oktarina
Jurnal Rekayasa Sistem & Industri Vol 7 No 01 (2020): Jurnal Rekayasa Sistem & Industri
Publisher : School of Industrial and System Engineering, Telkom University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/jrsi.v7i1.401

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The distribution of positive Covid-19 cases in Indonesia issued by DKI Jakarta was 3.097 people or45.82%, West Java was 747 people or 11.05%, and Est Java 590 people or 8,73%. Information by PB IDIthere were 24 doctors who died as of April 16, 2020 due to positive Covid-19, 8 from West Java. Problemin Gunung Jati Cirebon Hospital, APD from Health Office of West Java Province is not enough. If eachregion wants to quickly inventory fulfillment, you need a distribution strategy in a fast travel time. Thisstudy discusses the distribution of the network and determines the distribution center of Covid-19 medicallogistical assistance in West Java so that the travelling time for distribution is fast. This study includes thedistribution network design, logistics clustering, and point of distribution center every cluster. The methodused Selective Distribution Channel approach for distribution networks design, K-Means method forclustering, and Gravity Location Model for point placement of distribution center. Based on the result ofthe discussion that can be drawn the conclusion of getting a fast travel time, a distribution networks can bemade with 4 logistics klasters. Cluster 1 in Kasokandel Majalengka, Cluster 2 in Wanaherang GunungPutri, Cluster 3 in Cipendeuy Padalarang, Cluster 4 in Sukamulya Ciamis. The total efficiency of traveltime in cluster 1 is 11.02 hours/week, in cluster 3 is 2.57 hours/week, in cluster 4 os 24.23 hours/week, andin cluster 2 it is not recommended to make distribution center, so distribution on cluster 2 directly fromLanud Halim Perdana Kusumah.
Implementation of Lean Manufacturing with the Takt Time and FMEA Methods to Identify Waste in the Sterile Production Process in the Pharmaceutical Industry Tatun Uswatun Hasanah; Tita Wulansari; Tryana Putra; Muchammad Fauzi
Jurnal Rekayasa Sistem & Industri Vol 7 No 02 (2020): Jurnal Rekayasa Sistem & Industri
Publisher : School of Industrial and System Engineering, Telkom University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/jrsi.v7i2.435

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Pharmaceutical companies is one of the companies engaged in the pharmaceutical sector in Indonesia, as aleading pharmaceutical company in Indonesia and trusted by many people, pharmaceutical companiesalways strives to provide the best service in terms of meeting market demand (customer), delivered on time(lead time). The requests received always vary every month, a drastic increase in the number of demandswill affect the processing time needed to fulfill the demand with the production processing time of aproduct. This problem can be overcome by analyzing the Takt Time and Cycle Time needed to fulfillrequests for October 2020, where the number of requests for product A in October 2020 is 10,560 pcs. Theresults of the analysis of Fast Time and Cycle Time waste using the FMEA method. There are 3 types ofwaste, namely waste of waiting time, unnecessary supplies, and scheduling.
Design of Temporary Shelter Layout with Reuse, Reduce, Recycle Method (TPS-3R) and SNI 19-2454-2002 at Widyatama University Muchammad Fauzi; Verani Hartati; Setijadi; Moch Anbiya Rachmatullah
Jurnal Rekayasa Sistem & Industri Vol 11 No 01 (2024): Jurnal Rekayasa Sistem & Industri
Publisher : School of Industrial and System Engineering, Telkom University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/jrsi.v11i01.681

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Based on the performance achievements of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, in 2023 unmanagedwaste amounted to 5,899,371.35 tons/year. The data shows that there is still a waste management process atthe upstream level that is not optimal. The downstream of waste, namely landfills, is an obstacle due toexcess capacity. It was recorded that 38 landfills burned in 2023 in a number of regions in Indonesia. Oneof the landfills that caught fire was the Sarimukti landfill located in Bandung. Before the waste is finallydumped in the landfill, the waste will transit in the TPS. The purpose of this study was to design a layout atthe Widyatama University TPS using the TPS-3R method and SNI 19-2454-2002. Observations andobservations were made in June and July 2023 at Widyatama University TPS to see the condition of wastegeneration and TPS buildings, while the observations made were measurements of the TPS area andidentification of the current layout conditions. The proposed layout design for Widyatama University TPSis divided into 5 places based on the largest waste category, namely: leaf organic waste with a size of 1 x 1.5x 1 m; food waste organic waste with a size of 1 x 1.5 x 1 m; plastic inorganic waste 1.5 x 1.5 x 1 m;cardboard / paper inorganic waste with a size of 1.3 x 1.5 x 1 m; and styrofoam inorganic waste with a sizeof 0.7 x 1.5 x 1 m. At the TPS, a mixed waste outpouring area is also made as a waste bin before sorting,then an organic waste processing area is made which contains an organic waste chopping machine, and acontainer is prepared as a storage area for residual waste.
Determining the International Hub Port on Sumatra Island Using the Integration of Geographic Information System and Analytical Hierarchy Process Methods Setijadi, Setijadi; Hartati, Verani; Fauzi, Muchammad; Salma, Melati
Spektrum Industri Vol. 23 No. 2 (2025): Spektrum Industri - October 2025
Publisher : Universitas Ahmad Dahlan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.12928/si.v23i2.361

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Indonesia’s maritime trade development heavily depends on the effective utilization of its port infrastructure, particularly in Sumatra, which is strategically located along the Malacca Strait and near major ASEAN markets. However, trade and logistics activities remain concentrated in Java, creating regional imbalances and leaving western Indonesian ports underutilized. This study aims to identify the most strategic ports in Sumatra that can serve as international trade hubs by developing a spatially integrated, multi-criteria evaluation framework. Three main criteria, trade volume, global connectivity, and multimodal accessibility, were assessed using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) based on expert input from port management, logistics, and transport planning specialists. Geographic Information System (GIS)-based proximity analysis was applied to evaluate each port’s access to roads, railways, and industrial centers, producing a Multimodal Connectivity Index integrated into the AHP model. The findings reveal that Boom Baru (Palembang), Belawan (Medan), and Batu Ampar (Batam) rank as the top-performing ports, with final scores of 0.875, 0.855, and 0.800, respectively. These ports exhibit high trade volumes and superior multimodal connectivity, with Boom Baru and Belawan achieving the highest connectivity index (2.67 out of 3.00). In contrast, Pekanbaru and Tanjung Balai Karimun scored lower due to limited infrastructure and weaker integration. The study concludes that incorporating GIS-based spatial analysis into the AHP framework reduces subjectivity in port evaluation and provides a replicable, data-driven tool for regional infrastructure prioritization. This approach contributes a novel composite index and offers strategic insights for developing Sumatra’s role in Indonesia’s maritime trade network.
Analysis of Environmental Literacy Skills Based on Hands-on Activities (HoA) of Muhammadiyah 16 Surabaya Elementary School Students fauzi, Muchammad; Binti Mirnawati, Lilik; Dian Ayu Alfiani, Kunti
JURNAL PENDIDIKAN DASAR NUSANTARA Vol 9 No 1 (2023): Jurnal Pendidikan Dasar Nusantara
Publisher : Universitas Nusantara PGRI Kediri

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29407/jpdn.v9i1.19644

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The purpose of this research is to ascertain an analysis of environmental literacy skills based on Hands-on Activities (HoA) among Muhammadiyah 16 Surabaya Elementary School students. By employing the Hands-on Activity (HoA) method in this learning activity, children can engage in a pleasant and non-boring manner. The research method employed for this study is qualitative-descriptive, utilizing data collection techniques such as observation, interviews, documentation, and audio-visual methods. Data analysis involves descriptive techniques such as data reduction, data display, and data verification. Furthermore, data validity is ensured through triangulation techniques. The research findings can be concluded that the Hands-on Activity (HoA) learning method has a significant impact on students' environmental awareness, promoting their ongoing commitment to environmental conservation and sustainability. Through the HoA teaching approach, students are encouraged to directly identify elements within their environment, recording the names of local regions and the Latin names of plants found around the school vicinity. The HoA method underscores a constructivist learning approach, placing more emphasis on student-centered learning where students are directly engaged in observing real-life phenomena or situations.
Penentuan Lokasi Gudang Tiang ISP Menggunakan Metode COG dan AHP di PT XYZ Cirebon Sari, Yunita; Fauzi, Muchammad
Jurnal Teknik Industri Terintegrasi (JUTIN) Vol. 9 No. 1 (2026): January
Publisher : LPPM Universitas Pahlawan Tuanku Tambusai

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31004/jutin.v9i1.53828

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This study is motivated by high transportation costs caused by direct material distribution from suppliers in Bandung to four project sites without passing through a central distribution warehouse. The distribution distances reach 152 km (C1), 154 km (C2), 139 km (C3), and 143 km (C4), resulting in increased logistics costs, difficulties in inventory control, and project completion delays. Consequently, the target of installing 100 utility poles per site within 20 days was not achieved, leading to a decline in project KPI performance. This study aims to determine the optimal distribution warehouse location using the Center of Gravity (COG) and Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) methods. The research adopts a descriptive approach with mixed methods. Data were obtained from company documents for cost information and from interviews and discussions to collect distance and distribution volume data, as well as to validate criteria and alternative locations. The COG analysis produced coordinates X = −6.702795806 and Y = 108.5351786; however, this point is located in an alley area and is therefore unsuitable as a warehouse site.
EVALUASI VENDOR SEMEN BERDASARKAN METODE ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS (AHP) PADA PROYEK KONSTRUKSI CV YPP Fadly Rizky Dermawan; Ririn Novitasari Pakpahan; Rafly Fadhilah Arifan; Muchammad Fauzi
Jurnal Ilmiah Teknologi Infomasi Terapan Vol. 11 No. 3 (2025)
Publisher : Universitas Widyatama

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33197/jitter.vol11.iss3.2025.2919

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Vendor selection is a strategic aspect that directly influences the success of operational activities in construction projects, especially in the procurement of primary materials such as cement. This study aims to provide an objective recommendation in determining the best cement vendor for CV YPP using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method. Four main criteria analyzed include price, product quality, distribution distance, and compliance with contract specifications. Data were collected through questionnaires from project managers, procurement teams, and logistics personnel, then analyzed using the Super Decisions software. The results show that product quality holds the highest weight in the decision-making process. Vendor A achieved the highest global priority score (0.512), indicating it as the most optimal alternative for cement procurement. This study confirms that the AHP method can provide a systematic and measurable framework to support effective and efficient vendor selection decisions.
ANALISIS KEBIJAKAN INVENTORI PADA KOMPONEN DARAH PACKED RED CELL (PRC) Muchammad Fauzi (Universitas Widyatama - Indonesia); Senator Nur Bahagia (Institut Teknologi Bandung - Indonesia)
Jurnal Manajemen Industri dan Logistik Vol. 3 No. 2 (2019): page 94 - 173
Publisher : Politeknik APP Jakarta

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30988/jmil.v3i2.218

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Abstract By following WHO guidelines, the minimum blood availability is 2% of the population. The total population of Indonesia in 2016 is 261.115.456, so ideally it takes 5.222.309 blood bags. In 2013-2015 for 36 months, there were 26 overstock events and 10 stockout events. The data shows that the frequency of over-supply is more frequent than over-demand. The high overstock has an impact on the high costs incurred by the City of Bandung PMI, if there is overstock there are two costs to be incurred, namely the cost of storing if the blood is still in good use and the cost of overstock if the blood is more than the expiration date. The purpose of this study was to determine the optimal value of inventory levels to reduce wastage of blood culling due to overstock occurring at PMI Bandung. The research method uses a quantitative approach to the optimization model of inventory policy, namely Uncertainty EOQ. The optimal amount of supplies that must be provided is at intervals of 8,705 - 9,375 blood bags with a large safety stock 403 blood bags and the ordering point is at the level of supplies of 5.706 blood bags. This proposal can provide a total inventory cost savings of Rp6.622.659.034/year. Keywords: Blood, Overstock, EOQ, Uncertainty Abstrak Sesuai dengan panduan WHO, ketersediaan darah minimal adalah 2% dari jumlah penduduk. Jumlah penduduk Indonesia tahun 2016 adalah 261.115.456 jiwa, maka idealnya dibutuhkan 5.222.309 kantong darah. Tahun 2013-2015 selama 36 bulan, terdapat 26 kejadian overstock dan 10 kejadian stoc-kout. Data tersebut menunjukan bahwa frekuensi over-supply lebih sering dibandingkan over-demand. Tingginya overstock berdampak pada tingginya biaya yang dikeluarkan oleh PMI Kota Bandung, jika terjadi overstock ada dua biaya yang harus dikeluarkan, yaitu biaya simpan jika darah masih dalam masa baik digunakan dan biaya overstock jika darah sudah lebih dari tanggal kadaluarsa. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah mengetahui nilai tingkat persediaan yang optimal untuk mengurangi pemborosan pemusnahan darah akibat overstock yang terjadi di PMI Kota Bandung. Metode penelitian menggunakan pendekatan kuantitatif model optimasi pada kebijakan inventori yaitu EOQ Tak Tentu Berisiko Terkendali. Jumlah persediaan optimal yang harus disediakan berada di interval 8.705 – 9.375 kantong darah dengan besar safety stock 403 kantong darah dan titik pemesanan berada di tingkat persediaan 5.706 kantong darah. Usulan ini dapat memberikan penghematan total biaya persediaan sebesar Rp6.622.659.034/tahun. Kata kunci: Darah, Overstock, EOQ, Tak Tentu
Integrating DMAIC Six Sigma for Systematic Defect Analysis and Quality Improvement in Manufacturing (Case Study: Rattan Craft Industries) Adinda Nurlaela; Muchammad Fauzi
JTI: Jurnal Teknik Industri Vol 11 No 1 (2025): JUNI 2025
Publisher : Universitas Islam Negeri Sultan Syarif Kasim Riau

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24014/jti.v11i1.35323

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This study focuses on a rattan-based manufacturing unit producing Base Plant Stand products, where a significant number of defects—2,305 units out of 9,000—were identified, resulting in a current sigma level of 3.14. By employing qualitative and quantitative research approaches, the study aims to identify root causes of product defects and propose process improvements to minimize their occurrence. Using the DMAIC framework of Six Sigma, the most frequent defect types were mold (27.9%), imprecision (22.7%), loose tie (20.9%), and pinhole (15.88%). Key contributing factors included excessive humidity, limited production space, insect infestation, and insufficient operator skills. Based on field research and literature, the proposed improvements include covering products with tarpaulins during rainy conditions, expanding work-in-progress (WIP) space, providing operator training, and developing clear standard operating procedures (SOPs). These recommendations aim to enhance product quality and increase the sigma level through systematic, continuous improvement. The findings are a practical reference for similar small-scale manufacturing operations seeking to optimize their production processes through quality management tools.Keywords: Six Sigma, DMAIC, 5W+1H, Product Defects, Rattan
Co-Authors Aa Mustofa Sugiatna Achmad Romadhoni Adi Sopyan Adinda Nurlaela Ahadi, Ikhsan Ahmad Jaka Purwanto AL Rizki Dermawan Alamsyah, Nopendra Aldyan Anshari Alifah Nur Astari Amalia Kurniawan Amalia Kurniawan Amaluna, Muhammad Iqbal Ana Rohima Andhika Putrana Isdy Andhika Putrana Isdy Andrey Kusuma Andyka Gumelar Ramadhani Angga Kurniawan Anisa Natasari Annisa Maharani Suyono Arief Rahmana Arifahyani, Elviana Aris Komara Artia Tresnadi Aryanto Aryanto Ashry Amalia Hidayanti Astari, Alifah Nur Aufa Nurfathi Rizqullah Az-Zahra, Vira Luthfiati Azizah Nur Kamila Bagas Wicaksono Bagas Wicaksono Cantaka, Nainawa Ladito Cheris Chandra Alpiansyah Crisna Amar Rizky Cryselia Maysandi Limbong, Melinda Cyndy Kresna Dewy Damanik, M. Farhan Algifari Dandi Nurdiansyah Daryana Daryana Dea Zahra Azizah Deria, Popy Primaviani Desi Dewy, Cyndy Kresna Dhea Ayu Lestari Dian Ayu Alfiani, Kunti Dicka Ardiansyah Dikdik Rinaldi Diva Maulana Eki Yudhistira Eko Sabtian Alfatah Ely Stya Arga Ely Stya Arga Erick Firmansyah Erlangga Erlangga Fadhil Hafidz Fauzan Fadly Rizky Dermawan Faghan Jihad Azhar Fahrul Arifin Fairuz Majid Faisal Khobir, Muhammad Fajar Maulid Fatimah Sri Mulyati Fauzan, Fadhil Hafidz Fauziyyah, Saarah Nur Febri Hariadi Febri Haryadi Febri Nugraha Febrianto Maulana, Ferdy Ferry, Roy Fikri, Muhammad Albi Firmansyah, Yosep Fitria Dewi Lestari Gagat Diwangkoro Gaol, Indra Nadu Lumban Gina Islamaya Ariyanti Ginanjar, Feri Usman Gun Gun Firmansah Gun Gun Firmansyah Habibah, Mimi Nur Hani Nurwiyanti Hari Fadlisyah Hartati , Verani Hermansyah Aziz Hermawan, Raihan Cagiva Heru Rachman Hidayanti, Ashry Amalia Hilal Ali Azzim Ibnu Bari Taqi Ifham Azizi Surya Syafiin Ikhsan Ahadi Ikhsan Baharudin Imam Arifin Imam Arifin Iqbal Ramdani, Muhammad Isroqi, Vian Isya Nafia Janatul Nasya Rhamdani Jannahti, Adik Bela Joshua Gianfranco Joshua Gianfranco Juliansyah Juliansyah Khairul Imam Khairul Imam A.G Khofia, Rifa Krismono Fauzi Agianto Kristina Fitri Handayani Lasmana, Cecep Lusi Wahyuni Lusi Wahyuni M Fadhil M. Farhan Algifari Damanik M. Farhan Ihsan Rofiq Mafitasari, Widad Rana Margana, Riki Ridwan Mas Muhammad Rizki Aditya Mas Muhammad Rizki Aditya Maya Asyifa Aulia Mimi Nur Habibah Mira Yanto Mirnawati, Lilik Binti Moch Anbiya Rachmatullah Moch Fadhli Fathoroni H Moch Fadli Fathoroni H Moch Malgi Alpariz Kadarisman Muhamad Dipa Adri Juan Utama Muhamad Taufik Septiadi Muhammad Albi Fikri Muhammad Fadhil Muhammad Iqbal Alkindi Muhammad Iqbal Amaluna Muhammad Iqbal Taufik Muhammad Iqbal Taufik Muhammad Masduki Azis Muhammad Rifky Zulfikar Muhammad Rifky Zulfikar Mujaddid, Ade Yusuf Munigar, Naufal Fadurahman Nainawa Ladito Cheris Cantaka Nasrullah, Rizky Naufal Fadurahman Munigar Nindi Dwi Untari Nopendra Alamsyah Nova Indah Saragih Novianti Herdian Novianti Novianti Nugraha, Salwaa Roudhoh Nur Aditio Pribadi Nurcahya Hidayat, Fauziah Nurmala Rosalinda Nurmala Rosalinda Nursalim, Salsabila Oktaviandra, Dede Falah Pangky Satrio Pamungkas Popy Primaviani Desi Deria Prastyo, Agung Wahyu Puji Utami Puspani, Nissa Syifa Putri, Alivia R, Annisa Nurhikmah Raden Faris Gumelar Rafly Fadhilah Arifan Rahmansyah, Sandy Rahmat Arif Suntara Rahmi Fauziah, Rahmi Ramdan, Deni Muhamad Ramdoni, Galih Rahmat Rangga Wirabuana Rangga Wirabuana Raphael, Thadeus Reni Kurnia Resa Lestari Rhamdani, Janatul Nasya Rhema Chintya Lestari Rienna Oktarina Rifa Khofia Rifan Rizwan Rifatul Ngatiqoh Rifatul Ngatiqoh Ririn Novitasari Pakpahan Rizka Nurfauziah Rizka Oktaviani Rizka Oktaviani Rizkilah Ramdani, Willy Rizwan, Rifan Roy Ferry Saarah Nur Fauziyyah Sabtian, Eko Salma Rifaza Wahyu Salma, Melati Sandi Ruwiyanto Sandy Rahmansyah Sarah Nur Fatimah Sarah Nur Fatimah Selvi Febrianti Senator Nur Bahagia Senator Nur Bahagia (Institut Teknologi Bandung - Indonesia) Seren, Febe Setijadi Setijadi Setijadi Sihombing, Tulus Martua Solihin Abdillah Sopandi, Deryl Baharudin Suri Cahrina Pratiwi Syamsi, Wuri Arianty T, Muh Dhiyaurrahman Tandiansyah, Tantan Tasya Mursalina Tasya Mursalina Tatun Uswatun Hasanah Tatun Uswatun Hasanah Tegar Gagat Diwangkoro Teguh Rahayu Budiman Teten Hidayat, Teten Thadeus Raphael Gunawan Thio Febrian Thyar Romadhon Thyar Romadhon Tiany Martha Aditya Tifani Bella F Tifani Bella Febrianty Tita Wulan Sari Tita Wulansari Trinopi Melani Trinopi Melani Tryana Putra Verani Hartati Vira Luthfiati Az-Zahra Vira Luthfiati Azzahra Wahyu Wardian Widina, Kaniar Willy Rizkilah Ramdani Windu Alfianti Yunita Sari Yusuf Sugara Zaki, Muhammad Radin Zani Rismayanti Zulkarnaen, Rhasya Rurimeilinda