Table of Contents

A Guided Tour of Ergonomic Design. The Human System. Design To Fit Tasks, Processes, and People. Assessment and Design of the Physical Environment. Design of Work Areas, Tools, and Equipment. Methods Improvement & Motion Analysis of Physical Tasks. Measurement of Human Performance. Predicting Human Performance. Measurement of Learning and Forgetting. Human Error Causation and Reduction. Sampling Methods in Industrial Ergonomics. Questionnaires and Interviews. Simulation in Ergonomic Design. Design for Crew-Team Operations. Ergonomics in Maintenance and Repair. Ergonomics of Product Quality and Usability. Inspection & Quality Control. Macroergonomics of Occupational Safety and Health. Communication and Display Design. Ergonomics of Control. Decision Making & Decision Support. Personnel Selection, Placement, and Training. Design for Compensation and Accommodation.

About the Author

Mark R. Lehto, Steven J. Landry

Reviews

Praise for the Second Edition:
"… a very well written, well organized and comprehensive approach to understanding the physical and cognitive aspects of integrating the human into the work environment."
— Pamela McCauley Bush, Ph.D., CPE, University of Central Florida, Orlando, USA

"A must have book for engineering classrooms."
—Gavriel Salvendy

Praise for the First Edition:
"… a book that students should keep for later use throughout their professional careers. A key feature of this book is its thoroughness."
—Professor Tom Schnell, Department of Industrial and Mechanical Engineering, Director Operator Performance Laboratory (OPL), University of Iowa, USA

"… a key text in the field … The topics covered are comprehensive, perhaps the most complete to date. … The authors have done an outstanding job of gauging the appropriate level of depth to coincide with their overarching goal of providing a text for those who will be involved with design."
—Professor Richard Koubek, Chair, The Harold and Inge Marcus Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering