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PROFIL PEJABAT

NAMA PANGKAT / GOL JABATAN

: TOHA MASHURI, S.Sos. MM.

: Pembina Utama Muda / IVC : Kepala Dinas Perhubungan Kabupaten Blitar

  • : Trengalek, 19-02-1970
  • TEMPAT, TGL LAHIR

A. RIWAYAT JABATAN

1. Sekretaris Kelurahan Kembang Arum 2. PJ. Kepala Kelurahan Nglegok 3. PJ. Sekwilcam Wonotirto 4. Plt. Kepala kelurahan Jinglong 5. Sekretaris Kecamatan Sutojayan 6. Pj. Camat Sutojayan 7. Kepala Kelurahan Wlingi 8. Camat Selopuro 9. Camat Wates 10. Camat Udanawu 11. Kepala Satuan Polisi Pamong Praja 12. Kepala Dinas Perhubungan

B. SEJARAH PENDIDIKAN

1. Sekolah Dasar (SD) 2. SMP
= SD Trnggalek = SMP Trenggalek

  • 3. SMA
  • = SMA Trenggalek

  • 4. D III
  • = STPDN Jatilanggor

= Universitas Kadiri = Universitas Wijaya Putra Surabaya
5. S1 6. S2

C. PENGHARGAAN YANG PERNAH DI RAIH

1. Satyalancana Karya Satya X Tahun

PROFIL PEJABAT

NAMA

: Dra. SRI WAHYUNI, Msi.

PANGKAT / GOL JABATAN TEMPAT, TGL LAHIR
: Pembina Tingkat I / IV b : Sekretaris Dinas Perhubungan Kabupaten Blitar : Blitar, 03 Februari 1968

A. RIWAYAT JABATAN

  • 1. Pj. Kasi Kesejahteraan
  • TMT. 29 Maret 1999

TMT. 05 Desember 2003 TMT. 30 Juni 2005
2. Seklur Kelurahan Srengat 3. Pj. Kasi Kesos Kec. Udanawu 4. Kasubag. Keuangan Sekretariat DPRD 5. Kasubag. Keuangan Dishub Kab. Blitar 6. Kasubag. Keuangan Dishubkominfo 7. Kepala Bidang Kominfo
TMT . 15 Februari 2007 TMT. 23 Agustus 2007 TMT. 01 Februari 2009 TMT. 27 Januari 2012 TMT. 03 Januari 2017 TMT. 01 April 2019
8. Sekretaris Dinas Kominfo 9. Sekretaris DPMPTSP

  • 10.Sekretaris Dinas Perhubungan
  • TMT. 11 Nopember 2019

B. SEJARAH PENDIDIKAN

1. Sekolah Dasar (SD) 2. SMP
= SD Bendorejo, Kec. Udanawu = SMP Udanawu, Kec. Udanawu

  • 3. SMA
  • = SMAK Diponegoro Kota Blitar

  • = Univ. Brawijaya Malang
  • 4. S1 (FIA Negara)

  • 5. S2 (MAP)
  • = Univ. Wijaya Putra Surabaya

C. PENGHARGAAN YANG PERNAH DI RAIH

1. Satyalancana Karya Satya X Tahun 2.

PROFIL PEJABAT

NAMA PANGKAT / GOL JABATAN

: INDRA SUSWANTO, ST. MT.

: Pembina / IV a : Kabid. Angkutan

  • TEMPAT, TGL LAHIR
  • : Blitar, 04 Mei 1972

A. RIWAYAT JABATAN

1. Kasi Pembanguna Kelurahan Tangkil Kecamatan Wlingi 2. Kasi Pengolah Data Elektronik pada KPDE 3. Kasi Pengembangan teknik Sarana Telekomunikasi pada Dishubkominfo 4. Kasi Pengembangan Industri pada Dinas Perindustrian dan Pertambangan 5. Kasi Pengembangan Industri pada Dinas Perindustrian dan Perdagangan 6. Kasubid. Komunikasi Lingkungan dan Peningkatan Peran Serta Masyarakat pada Badan Lingkungan Hidup
7. Kasi Pengaduan dan Sengketa Lingkungan Pada Dinas Lingkungan Hidup 8. Kabid. Manajemen Rekayasa Lalu Lintas pada Dinas Perhubungan 9. Kabid. Angkutan Pada Dinas Perhubungan

B. SEJARAH PENDIDIKAN

  • 1. Sekolah Dasar (SD)
  • = SD Duren 01 Kecamatan Talun

  • = SMPN 1 Talun
  • 2. SMP

  • 3. SMA
  • = SMAN 1 Talun

4. S1 (FIA Negara) 5. S2 (MAP)
= Institut Teknologi Nasional Malang = Institut Teknologi Nasional Malang

C. PENGHARGAAN YANG PERNAH DI RAIH

1. Satyalancana Karya Satya X Tahun dari Presiden RI tahun 2011 2. Satyalancana Kebaktian Sosial dari Presiden RI Tahun 2015

PROFIL PEJABAT

NAMA PANGKAT / GOL JABATAN

: AGUS SUBROTO, S.Sos.

: Penata Tingkat I / III d : Kasi Angkutan Orang dan Barang

  • : Madiun, 22 Mei 1964
  • TEMPAT, TGL LAHIR

A. RIWAYAT JABATAN

1. Kasi Trantib Limas Kelurahan Sukorejo Sutojayan 2. Kasi Trantib Linmas Kelurahan Kademangan 3. Kasi Angkutan Orang dan Barang DInas Perhubungan Komunikasi dan
Informatika
4. Kasi Angkutan Orang dan Barang Dinas Perhubungan

B. SEJARAH PENDIDIKAN

1. Sekolah Dasar (SD) 2. SMP
= SDN Tulungrejo Madiun tahun 1976 = SMPN Balerejo Madiun Tahun 1981 = SMA Katolik DIponegoro Blitar
Tahun 1985
3. SMA

  • 4. S1
  • = Universitas Kediri Tahun 2003

C. PENGHARGAAN YANG PERNAH DI RAIH

1. 2.
Satyalencana Karya Satya X Tahun Satyalencana Karya Satya XX Tahun

PROFIL PEJABAT

NAMA PANGKAT / GOL JABATAN

: BASOLI ANDRI WINARNO, ST.

: Penata / III c : Kasi Mnajemen Rekayasa Lalu Lintas

  • : Blitar, 27 Juni 1979
  • TEMPAT, TGL LAHIR

A. RIWAYAT JABATAN

1. CPNS BPSDM Perhubungan (STTD) 2. PNS di BPSDM Perhubungan (STTD) 3. Instruktur di Lab. PKB STTD
Tahun 2010 Tahun 2010 Tahun 2011 Tahun 2014 Tahun 2019
4. PNS Pemkab Blitar Dinas Perhubungan 5. Kasi Manajemen Rekayasa Lalu Lintas

B. SEJARAH PENDIDIKAN

1. Sekolah Dasar (SD) 2. SMP
= SD Dermojayan 02 = SMPN 1 Srenga

  • 3. SMA
  • = SMAN Srengat

  • 4. S1
  • = Teknik Mesin Unmer Malang

C. PENGHARGAAN YANG PERNAH DI RAIH

  • 1.
  • Asesor LSPTO

  • 2.
  • Penyuluh Keselamatan Jalan

PROFIL PEJABAT

NAMA PANGKAT / GOL JABATAN

: DONY RISTANTO, SH.

: Penata / III c : Kasi Terminal

  • TEMPAT, TGL LAHIR
  • : Jombang, 11 Agustus 1980

A. RIWAYAT JABATAN

1. Kasi Terminal Pada Dinas Perhubungan Kabupaten Blitar

B. SEJARAH PENDIDIKAN

1. Sekolah Dasar (SD) 2. SMP
= SDN Jombang III Jombang = SMPN 2 Jombang

  • 3. SMA
  • = SMAN 2 Jombang

  • 4. S1
  • = Universitas Barwijaya Malang Jurusan

Hukum

C. PENGHARGAAN YANG PERNAH DI RAIH

  • 1.
  • -

PROFIL PEJABAT

NAMA

: YUDI PRASONGO, ST.

PANGKAT / GOL JABATAN TEMPAT, TGL LAHIR
: Pembina / IV a : Kasubag. Penyusunan Program dan Keuangan : Madiun, 02 April 1976

A. RIWAYAT JABATAN

1. Kasubag. Sungram dan Keuangan Pada Kecamatan Gandusari 2. Kasubag. Keuangan Dishubkominfo Kabupaten Blitar 3. Kasubag. Sungram dan Keuangan Dinas Perhubungan Kabupaten Blitar

B. SEJARAH PENDIDIKAN

1. Sekolah Dasar (SD) 2. SMP
= SDN Baleharjo II Pacitan = SMPN 1 Pacitan

  • 3. SMA
  • = SMAN Pacitan

  • 4. S1
  • = Universitas Muhamadiyah Malan

  • = Inversitas Islam Kadiri
  • 5. S2

C. PENGHARGAAN YANG PERNAH DI RAIH

  • 1.
  • -

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