29. Ergonomics.
    • Overview
    • GOALS, PRINCIPLES AND METHODS
      • The Nature and Aims of Ergonomics
      • Analysis of Activities, Tasks and Work Systems
      • Ergonomics and Standardization
      • Checklists
    • PHYSICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS
      • Anthropometry
      • Muscular Work
      • Postures at Work
      • Biomechanics
      • General Fatigue
      • Fatigue and Recovery
    • PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
      • Mental Workload
      • Vigilance
      • Mental Fatigue
    • ORGANIZATIONAL ASPEKCTS OF WORK
      • Work Organization
      • Sleep Deprivation
    • WORK SYSTEMS DESIGN
      • Workstations
      • Tools
      • Controls, Indicators and Panels
      • Information Processing and Design
    • DESIGNING FOR EVERYONE
      • Designing for Specific Groups
      • Cultural Differences
      • Elderly Workers
      • Workers with Special Needs
    • DIVERSITY AND IMPORTANCE OF ERGONOMICS - TWO EXAMPLES
      • System Design in Diamond Manufacturing
      • Disregarding Ergonomic Design Principles: Chernobyl
      • References, Chapter 29