Warnings: a supplement not a substitute for other approaches to safety

Article Abstract:

Manufacturers are using warnings to lessen their exposure to liabilities. Warnings in the workplace should be supplemental to good product design, employee selection, training, job design and supervision. The reasons why these approaches are more effective in preventing errors and infringements are presented. Areas where warnings can be applied are discussed.

Analysis, Safety and security measures, Work environment, Industrial design, Warnings

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Ergonomics guidelines for designing electronic mail addresses

Article Abstract:

Research describing the design of e-mail addresses is presented. A conceptual model based on cognitive ergonomics and networking technology is developed that utilizes standardized components.

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Ergonomics of electric mail address systems: related literature review and survey of users

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A review of the literature relating to e-mail address design is presented. The results of a survey of e-mail address users is also presented and the recommendations discussed.

Surveys

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