Priority Analysis Of Administrative Building Maintenance At Pratama Sumber Harapan Hospital, Nasal District, Kaur Regency, Bengkulu Province, Using The Analytical Hierarchy Process (Ahp) Method

Abstract

The maintenance of hospital buildings plays a critical role in ensuring the sustainability of healthcare services, especially in rural areas with limited access and resources. This study aims to analyze the maintenance priority scale of the Administrative Building of Sumber Harapan Pratama Hospital, located in Nasal District, Kaur Regency, using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method. This is a descriptive-evaluative study with a quantitative approach. Primary data were obtained through direct observation of building conditions and questionnaires distributed to six technical informants. The weighting results indicate that the architectural aspect holds the highest priority (0.365), followed by structural (0.196), mechanical (0.151), electrical (0.150), and outdoor spatial planning (0.139). Within the architectural aspect, roof covering is the top sub-criterion (0.382), while the foundation dominates the structural aspect (0.458). Air conditioning (AC) was identified as the highest priority in the electrical aspect (0.538), and wastewater drainage ranked highest in the mechanical aspect (0.552). In the outdoor spatial category, hardscape received the highest weight (0.366). These findings suggest that AHP is an effective tool for objectively determining maintenance priorities in healthcare facilitie.