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Workstation Analysis, Ergonomic Style: Don't Despair, Teaching Ergonomic Workstation Analysis Isn't That Tough; but You Need a Plan.

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Merrell, Wayne L.; Zeimet, Denis E. – ATEA Journal, 1994

Lists 15 principles for working safely with equipment. Describes phases of an ergonomic hazards program to identify and prevent problems and causes of cumulative trauma disorders in the workplace. (SK)

Descriptors: Design, Human Factors Engineering, Occupational Safety and Health, Prevention

Designing an Ergonomically Correct CNC Workstation on a Shoe String Budget.

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Lightner, Stan – ATEA Journal, 2001

Describes research to design and construct ergonomically correct work stations for Computer Numerical Control machine tools. By designing ergonomically correct work stations, industrial technology teachers help protect students from repetitive motion injuries. (Contains 12 references.) (JOW)

Descriptors: Design Requirements, Educational Facilities Design, Higher Education, Human Factors Engineering