This volume documents the proceedings of the 1995 Annual Conference of the Ergonomics Society, presenting refereed contributions on the current state of ergonomics. The conference covered a wide array of topics including occupational health, user-involved design, railway ergonomics, process control, lifting, formal methods, military and aerospace ergonomics, drivers and driving, manual handling, upper limb assessment, simulation, accidents and errors, methodology, auditory warnings, work physiology and sports ergonomics, ergonomics in industry, and human-computer interaction. The papers reflect the full spectrum of current experience and practice in the field.

As a record of conference proceedings, this volume serves as a snapshot of ergonomic research and practice in 1995. The breadth of topics indicates a comprehensive overview of the field at that time, likely appealing to specialists and practitioners seeking to understand the contemporary issues and advancements. The inclusion of refereed papers suggests a commitment to rigorous scientific presentation. The collection would be of interest to those studying the history of ergonomics or specific applications within industrial and occupational settings.