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Each Year Public Awareness Of The Importance Of Ergonomics For Improving People's Working Conditions And Home Environment Increases, As The Application Of Ergonomics Brings More And More Tangible Benefits To Society At Large. The Annual International Industrial Ergonomics And Safety Conference Held In Copenhagen, Denmark In June 1993, Sponsored By The International Foundation For Industrial Ergonomics And Safety Research Brought Together More Than 200 Ergonomic Professionals From North America, Europe And Asia To Present Over 120 Research Papers, In A Quest To Share Their Knowledge Of New Developments In Design For People And Improving Safety At Work.; This Volume Is A Reference On The Variety Of Problems That Industrial And Office Workers Face Today, And Moreover, Offers Solutions In The Drive Towards The Safe Workplace.
This volume investigates the critical intersection of human-centered design and industrial safety to address the evolving physical and environmental challenges faced by modern workers. Editors K. Jorgensen and R. Nielson compile a comprehensive collection of research papers presented at the 1993 International Industrial Ergonomics and Safety Conference. The text serves as a technical repository for professionals seeking to implement evidence-based solutions that enhance productivity while mitigating workplace hazards.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this volume as a foundational archival record of 1990s ergonomic research and safety standards. Readers frequently note the technical density of the prose, which is intended primarily for practitioners and researchers in the field of industrial engineering.
Page Count:
800
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
Publisher:
Crc Press
ISBN-10:
0203221478
ISBN-13:
9780203221471
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