IND 400 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Fiber Bundle, Human Factors And Ergonomics, Anthropometry

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Chapter 7
Ergonomics and Workstation Design Space Requirements
- Ergonomics and workstation design workstation layout
- Workstation layout determines the space requirements
- Manufacturing department:
1) Total space req = total of individual space requirements + contingency factor (a little
extra)
- Ergonomics- science of preventing musculoskeletal injuries in the workplace
- The study of workplace design and the integration of workers within the environment
Considerations: employee size, strength, reach, cognition, survivability,
cardiovascular capabilities and CMI
Safety and health considerations
- Ergon meaning work and nomos meaning rules/laws
- Thus ergonomics- laws or rules of performing or doing work
- Ergonomics/ HF/ human engineering
- Ergonomics considers human- work environment relationships
- Flexibility accommodate for individual differences
- Modularity unlimited configurations
- Design the work or workstation so that the task fits the person rather than forcing the person
to fit the job”
- Anthropometrics- physical dimensions of the body helps design workstation
- Bad workstation design-- costs in productivity, health, injuries and accidents
- The resulting workstation design is a drawing, normally a top view, of the workstation,
including the equipment, materials, and operator space.
The following information must be included in any workstation design:
1. Worktable, machines, and facilities
2. Incoming materials (material packaging and quantity must be considered)
3. Outgoing material (finished product)
4. Opeatos’ spae ad aess to euipet
5. Location of waste and rejects
6. Fixture and tools
7. Scale of drawing (see Figure 72)
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Ergonomics and the Principles of Motion Economy
Effectiveness is doing the right job. Efficiency is using the job right
- Eliiate jos that ae’t effetive
- Make effective jobs more efficient
- Be creative w the workstation design
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