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There were various alternative construction work methods that could be chosen as the most suitable in order to achieve the project’s final goal by using the resources efficiently with an optimum result (cost, quality, and time). The alternative work methods could be applied on various projects, such as building project which had medium-large scale to small scale. The construction of Guest Room Building development project located in Sanur, Bali, had a large and complex structural work that needed alternative work method which was considered as the most suitable method. Both alternatives had differences in cost and implementation time. The spending cost of Alternative I method obtained Rp 1,620,731,471 in 57 days of duration. On the other hand, the spending cost of Alternative II method obtained Rp 1,592,353,471 in 49 days of duration. The saving cost obtained was Rp 2,837,800,000.00 or 1.75% with 8 days difference of duration. Based on the zero-one analysis method used, alternative II became the most suitable methods which assessed by using some parameters (cost saving, quality, time, the convenience of implementation, and environmental impact). Keywords—work method; best alternative; zero-one

proceedings of the international conference on science and technology (icst 2018)

Analysis of the Selection of Alternative Work Methods for Structural Work Using the Zero-One Method at the Guest Room Building Development Project in Sanur, Bali