A DESCRIPTIVE TEXT ABOUT YOUR PLACE PRAKRIN
HELLO BESTIE
How are you all besties?
Hopefully wherever you
are you are in good health, bestie...
OK, bestie, this time I
will discuss a little differently from my previous blogs, bestie. Come on, do
you know what I want to discuss on this blog? OK, it looks like you are
impatient, bestie... OK, today I will discuss A Descriptive Text About Your
Place in Prakerin. So let's get straight to it bestie...
Hello, let me introduce myself, my full name is ANGGUN ARISA SETYA NINGRUM, usually call me Anggun. I studied at SMK NEGERI 4 SEMARANG and I majored in DPIB (Building Information Modeling Design), surely a lot of you have asked questions, right? Why did you major in DPIB (Building Information Modeling Design)? Isn't the major difficult? Yes, I took it because it was my second choice, previously I chose Accounting but didn't get accepted, okay if you ask me why did you choose the DPIB (Building Information Modeling Design) major as your second choice? that is, in my opinion, the job opportunities are very wide and we can also open up our own job opportunities
I'm in grade 12 now, I can't believe I'll graduate soon, and I'm also currently doing PKL (Field Work Practice) at BBWS (Balai Besar Wilayah Sungai Pemali-Juana)which is a technical implementation unit of the Directorate General of Water Resources, Ministry of Public Works and Housing. The people tasked with seeking optimal management of water resources in Central Java Province, especially in the Pemali-Comal and WS Jratunseluna River Regions. BBWS (Balai Besar Wilayah Sungai Pemali-Juana) is located at Jl. Brigadier General S. Sudiarto 375, Semarang, Central Java, 50191.
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The Balai Besar Wilayah Sungai Pemali-Juana referred to as "BBWS Pemali Juana", was formed in 2006, in line with the implementation of regional autonomy which divides tasks, authority and power between the Central Government and Regional Government. Based on Minister of Public Works Regulation no. 11A/PRT/M/2006 dated 26 June 2006 concerning Criteria and Determination of River Areas, river area management includes cross-country river areas; cross-provincial river areas; national strategic river areas; river areas across districts/cities; and river areas in 1 (one) district/city. This division actually places limitations on the management of river areas by the Central Government, Provincial Government and Regency/City Government. Initially the River Basin Center (BBWS) itself was formed through the issuance of Minister of Public Works Regulation No. 13/PRT/M/2006 dated 17 July 2006 concerning the Organization and Work Procedures of River Region Centers. In the Appendix 1 table in the regulation, the type of center for BBWS Pemali Juana, the location of the province, and the river area as the Working Area of each BBWS are described. This Ministerial Regulation states that the BBWS Pemali Juana Working Area consists of the Pemali-Comal River Area and the Jratunseluna WS.
A. Organizational Structure of the Balai Besar Wilayah Sungai Pemali-Juana
The Balai Besar Wilayah Sungai Pemali-Juana organization of the is type A with the following organizational structur
1. General and Administrative Section2. Sector of Integrated Water Resources Infrastructure Development
3. Field of Water Resources Network Implementation
4. Field of Water Utilization Network Implementation
5. Operation and Maintenance Field and
B. Task and Function
a. Task : The River Basin Center has the task of carrying out water resource management in river basins which includes program preparation, construction implementation, operation and maintenance in the context of conservation and utilization of water resources and controlling the destructive power of water in rivers, beaches, dams, lakes, ponds, reservoirs. , and other water storage, irrigation, swamps, ponds, ground water, raw water, as well as main urban drainage management.
b. Function :
1. Preparation of water resource management patterns and water resource management plans in river areas.
2. Preparation of water resources management programs and plans for water resources management activities in river areas.
3. Monitoring
and evaluating the implementation or implementation of water resource
management patterns and water resource management plans.
4. Preparation
of feasibility studies and technical planning or design for water resources
development.
5. Implementation
of procurement of goods and services in accordance with statutory provisions.
6. Implementation
of an occupational safety and health management system.
7. Water
resources management which includes conservation of water resources,
utilization of water resources, and control of the destructive power of water
in river areas.
8. Urban
main drainage management.
9. Hydrological
system management.
10. Management
of water resources information systems.
11. Implementation
of operations and maintenance of water resources in river areas.
12. Implementation
of providing technical guidance on water resources management which is the
authority of provinces and districts/cities.
13. Preparation
and preparation of technical recommendations for granting permits to use water
resources in river areas.
14. Preparation
and preparation of technical suggestions for diversion of river channels and
utilization of former rivers.
15. Preparation
and implementation of studies on determining river border lines, lake border
lines, lake border lines, and irrigation network border lines.
16. Facilitate
the activities of the water resources management coordination team in the river
area.
17. Community
empowerment in water resources management.
18. Implementation
of the preparation of financial accounting reports and accounting for
state-owned goods as a regional accounting unit
19. Implementation
of collection, receipt and use of water resources management service fees in
accordance with statutory provisions.
20. Implementation
of the hall's administrative and household affairs as well as public
communications.
21. Preparation of performance agreements and hall performance reports.
22. Implementation of monitoring and supervision of the use of water resources and investigation of criminal acts in the field of water resources.
OK, bestie, you must be wondering where in the world I am a PKL (Field Work Practice) at BBWS (Pemali-Juana River Region Center)? OK, I answered yes, I happen to be in the PJPA section of IRWA 3 (Irrigation and Swamps). The BBWS (Pemali-Juana River Region Center) has a very large area of land and also has lots of buildings that suit their field of work, starting from buildings A-H. BBWS (Pemali-Juana River Region Center) also has facilities such as:
1. Mosque.
2. Prayer room in every building.
3. Security guard post.
4. ATM.
5. Parking space in each building
6. Garden.
7. Badminton hall.
8. Ceremonial field.
9. Volleyball court.
10. Golf course.
11. Tennis table.
12. Toilets in every building.
13. Health Clinic.
14. Kitchen in every building.
15. Receptionist in each building.
16. Security guard in every building.
17. Smoking area.
18. Meeting rooms in each building
OK bestie, next I will discuss what I learned during PKL (Practical Field Work) at BBWS (Pemali-Juana River Region Center)? OK, I answered yes, I studied the building scheme in Kedung Asem, the plan of the tapping building in Kedung Asem, the fragment of the tapping building in Kedung Asem, and also the weir guard house in Kedung Asem and the weir guard house in Kedung Asem.OK, there must be some of you who are still confused about the building scheme, the symbols in the scheme, the term irrigation, building tapping and the difference between the foundation of a guard house in a water building and the foundation of a house that we usually know, right? OK, I will explain what the scheme is:
A. Understanding building schemes.
The building scheme is a sketch of the number of channels and buildings in the irrigation area.
B. Building schematic symbols
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C. Definition of building tapping
Tapping buildings are buildings that channel water from secondary channels and tertiary channels.
D. The function of the tapping building is:
1. Dividing water from channel to other channel.
2. take or tap water to channel it through Tertsier channels.
E. Drawing of the tapping building
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F. Tapping building pieces
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G. Picture of the guard house
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H. The difference between the foundation of a weir guard house in a water building and the foundation of a normal house
1. Foundation of the weir guard house
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2. Ordinary house foundation
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Maybe some of you are confused, there are a few differences, okay, I'll just discuss the simple foundation of a guard house like that so that the building is stronger because it is next to water.
OK, next I want to thank my older sister, my teacher at school, Mr. Bagas who helped me find a place for PKL (Field Work Practice), Mrs. PPK IRWA 3 Mrs. Mytha, Mr. Kilmi, and Mr. IRWA 3 staff. I feel very happy because I have been accepted by PKL (Field Work Practice). I apologize if I made any mistakes in my behavior, talking to you, ladies and gentlemen and IRWA 3 staff. I hope that in the future IRWA 3 will be even more successful.
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