The organisation of industrial ergonomics – a human machine model
The multidisciplinary nature of ergonomics requires the organisation of component disciplines into a recognisable technology for industrial practice, the development of methodologies for use by ergonomists and the specification of criteria for training courses. A simple model is presented and illustrated which has been developed and used in industrial practice and in training for industrial practice.
Publication Number: P/81/07
First Author: Leamon TB
Publisher: Elsevier,Reed Elsevier Group, 1-3 Strand, London, WC2N 5JR, UK,
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