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Industrial ergonomics at Birmingham.

E N Corlett¹, B T Davies

¹Department of Engineering Production, University of Birmingham.

Applied Ergonomics

|September 1, 1973

Summary

The Industrial Ergonomics group integrates diverse expertise for innovative industrial solutions and training. This interdisciplinary approach enhances problem-solving beyond traditional ergonomics.

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Area of Science:

Industrial Ergonomics
Engineering Production
Interdisciplinary Studies

Background:

The Industrial Ergonomics group collaborates with technologists, operational researchers, accountants, and management specialists.
This collaboration occurs within the interdisciplinary Department of Engineering Production.

Purpose of the Study:

To leverage interdisciplinary expertise for developing novel approaches to industrial problems.
To enhance professional training by integrating diverse specialist knowledge with ergonomics.

Main Methods:

Utilizing the unique opportunities presented by a multidisciplinary team.
Applying a holistic approach to industrial challenges and training programs.

Main Results:

Development of an integrated approach to industrial problem-solving.
Infusion of broader expertise into professional training beyond core ergonomics.

Conclusions:

The interdisciplinary nature of the Department of Engineering Production provides a unique advantage.
This integrated approach offers a more comprehensive strategy for addressing industrial needs and developing skilled professionals.

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