Making the Strategic Disaster Mitigation in Building Foundations: A Case Study Pandak II Public Health Center

The soil conditions are mostly sandy and the groundwater level is shallow in Bantul Regency. Work of excavation construction is easy to landslides makes a hazard to workers. For this reason, comprehensive efforts are needed to reduce the risk of landslides that can endanger workers by carrying out mitigation activities. The case study was taken at Pandak II Public Health Center. This research aims to analyze the disaster mitigation of foundation work which previously had a design plan but different in the real conditions. Data analysis was carried out by reviewing real conditions and redesigning planning drawings that had previously been reviewed in the literature study and implementation methods that were in accordance with shallow groundwater levels so that the implementation of foundation work could be carried out safely and avoided landslides. Building foundation disaster mitigation is carried out with structural mitigation in the form of making a redesign of infrastructure drawings (redesign) as a driver of minimizing the impact of damage to building construction. Furthermore, non- structural mitigation with emergency planning if the building that has been built nearby will collapse due to the foundation in which the soil has been dug up beside the foundation.