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International Journal of Advanced Engineering, Management and Science


Effect of Ergonomical Factors on the Employees

( Vol-2,Issue-6,June 2016 )

Author(s): M. Umer Sohail, Abdur Rauf Kashif



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Page No: 792-797
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Keywords:

Anthropometry, Ergonomics Risk factor (ERF), Human Factors and Ergonomics (HF&E), Human Engineering, International Ergonomics Association (IEA), Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD), Musculoskeletal injury (MSI), Physiology, Psychosocial, Work Performance.

Abstract:

To improve and enlightening production ergonomics is a search widespread to numerous organizations in diverse engineering and management zones. At the foundation is an ambition to eradicate hazards for job concerned musculoskeletal disorders, but recent observations on ergonomics have developed the discipline from a merely physiological, anthropometrical, and Psychosocial influential apprehension to an organizational, systems performance discipline. This research recommends that in an organization ergonomics infrastructure is made up of the structural, technical, executive and stakeholder comparative circumstances that allow or obstruct development of ergonomics. These circumstances spotlight on the positioning of diverse employees towards ergonomics concerns in an organization, the relationships between user, workers or employees, scenario, scheme and strategy they use for arguments, and the manipulate that occur from industry-particular culture, insolences and technical incorporation (or elimination) of ergonomics into engineering and production progressions. The information deduced from the research in this paper has been produced together with pertinent theoretical perceptions originated in the literature, into a Tentative Agenda which conducts empirical data assembly intended at planning the ergonomics infrastructure in an organization. Its step-by-step methodical appraisal of circumstances at diverse hierarchical levels in the organization should serve ergonomics experts and managers alike in classifying pathways and obstructions to improve production ergonomics.

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