These papers do not cover all the areas of ergonomics practice but they may be helpful for people looking for examples of how a professional ergonomist works to provide solutions for companies wanting to improve the efficiency of their workers without decreasing their safety, health or well-being.
The examples published here were contributed by European Ergonomists and reviewed by representatives from the Centre for Registration of European Ergonomics (CREE) and by the Federation of European Ergonomics Societies (FEES).
If you are a certified ergonomist and wish to make a contribution, please contact a member of the executive board of either CREE for FEES. Contributions are welcome and no fee is charged.
Bernard Michez and Samuel Le Gal
www.ergotec.fr
Keywords: psychosocial risks; participation groups; activity analysis & interview coupling; systemic approach; diagnostic reproducibility
DECREASING MUSCULO-SKELETAL DISORDERS OF SEATED WORKERS
Nicolas Draye, Haute Ecole Louvain en Hainaut
drayen@helha.be
Keywords : Warm-up program, Physical fitness, Musculoskeletal injuries
Veli-Matti Tuure
www.tts.fi
Keywords: Wellbeing at work, productivity, participatory approach, inclusive development process of workplace
Dr. Daniel Felix Eur.Erg.
http://www.easy-to-use.ch/
Keywords: Usabilty Laboratory, user-centered design
Dr Erminia Attaianese Eu.Erg.
erminia.attaianese@unina.it
Keywords: civil engineering, design for all, sustainability, park design