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Ergonomics, 1967
Following an overview of the objectives and scope of the field of ergonomics, as applied to offices, the question of the role and requirements of the white-collar worker of the future is raised. What will be the impact of advances in automation, electronic data-processing and communication on the job of tho planner/deciaion-maker: the man behind the ...
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Following an overview of the objectives and scope of the field of ergonomics, as applied to offices, the question of the role and requirements of the white-collar worker of the future is raised. What will be the impact of advances in automation, electronic data-processing and communication on the job of tho planner/deciaion-maker: the man behind the ...
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American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, 1967
Abstract Elimination of unnecessary physical and psychical stress promotes more effective utilization of the physical and mental capabilities which the worker brings to the job. A corporate Ergonomics Committee provides an effective, systematic method to bring the knowledge of several disciplines to bear properly to “fit the job to the worker.” This ...
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Abstract Elimination of unnecessary physical and psychical stress promotes more effective utilization of the physical and mental capabilities which the worker brings to the job. A corporate Ergonomics Committee provides an effective, systematic method to bring the knowledge of several disciplines to bear properly to “fit the job to the worker.” This ...
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Applied Ergonomics, 1984
The two main principles of ergonomics can be said to 'fit the job to the man', or 'fit the man to the job'. To a high extent this is really valid for lighting ergonomics. If an employee complains that he (or she) cannot see properly what he is doing in his work it could be adjusted either by improving the job itself or by improving the visual capacity ...
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The two main principles of ergonomics can be said to 'fit the job to the man', or 'fit the man to the job'. To a high extent this is really valid for lighting ergonomics. If an employee complains that he (or she) cannot see properly what he is doing in his work it could be adjusted either by improving the job itself or by improving the visual capacity ...
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Ergonomic evaluation of workers during manual material handling
Materials Today: Proceedings, 2021Rajesh Shanmugavel
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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021
Mohd Hafiidz Jaafar +2 more
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Mohd Hafiidz Jaafar +2 more
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Ophthalmic Surgery, Lasers and Imaging Retina, 2019
Christina Y, Weng +2 more
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Christina Y, Weng +2 more
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3D standard motion time-based ergonomic risk analysis for workplace design in modular construction
Automation in Construction, 2023Xinming Li +2 more
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