Repetitive work and the monitoring methods of operators in various production situations during day- and night-shifts

Article Abstract:

Skills of operators performing repetitive machine-monitoring and feeding work in customizing monitoring methods to their multiple needs and effects on the body of operators during a 24 hour period were studied. The technical and time limitations left workers very little room to maneuver. Night shift operators showed more efficiency in tackling difficult problems than the morning shift, maybe because at night employees were more likely to decide a situation was critical.

Analysis, Human-machine systems, Shift work, Labor productivity

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Questioning validity in the area of ergonomics/human factors

Article Abstract:

Deviations in findings in ergonomics/human factors research are examined.

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Standard and alternative methods of stretcher carriage: Performance, human factors, and cardiorespiratory responses

Article Abstract:

Standard and alternative methods of stretcher carriage were examined.

Methods, Transport of sick and wounded, Medical transportation

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