The Stage of Function Analysis for <i>Value engineering (ve) </i> on the Rukoh Dam Steering Construction Project

Abstract

Rukoh Dam is one of the structures that can increase the reliability of providing raw water for various purposes. The dam is expected to be able to accommodate excess water during the rainy season and anticipate water shortages during the dry season. The Rukoh dam is located in the flow of the Rukoh crew which will be assisted by the directional channels from the Inong Tiro crew dam to provide sufficient water drainage. This research aims to identify work items based on functions to ensure that the application of Value Engineering (Value Engineering) can or can not be carried out on the Rukoh Dam Irrigation Tunnel Construction Project Pidie Regency. The function analysis stage is the most important stage in value engineering because function analysis is what differentiates value engineering from other cost saving techniques. The process carried out is to identify work items through functional analysis based on their function in comparison of cost with value. From the Pareto analysis and graph, there are two high-cost work items, namely the Kr Inong supply and tunnel work. However, the cost-savings review was carried out only on suppletion duct work. At this stage of function analysis, it is known that the carrier channel structure work produces C/W ˃ 2.59, which means that it is indicated that there are unnecessary costs so that it can be continued to the next stage.