Applied Ergonomics Handbook

"Ergonomics design for Organizational Effectiveness" grapples with problems such as how to apply limited resources to improve the "ergonomics" of individual Work stations, how to evaluate the barrage of proposed design schemes for teamwork and other emerging work styles, and the implication of human resource policies (such as telecommuting) on facility space requirements. These issues often appear to be unrelated problems but all have an effect on all levels of the organization.Features-- Presents state of the art ergonomic design concepts in straightforward, non-technical language-- Covers both practical and theoretical information-- Contains case studies drawn heavily from the author's own experience-- Provides a framework for readers to develop their strategies for implementing change-- Integrates planning and design of the work environment to improve the overall organizational effectiveness-- Integrates ergonomic planning and workplace design to improve the overall safety, health, and productivity of the worker-- Provides a framework for the manager to develop strategies and tactics to leverage the work environment as a tool to improve organizational effectiveness