Reference Material "Fundamentals of Ergonomics"

Added to bookmarks
Bookmarks list

Bookmark has been removed
Bookmarks list

You can't add any more bookmarks

By registering as a member, you can increase the number of bookmarks you can save and organize them with labels.
Free membership registration

last updated：Oct 24, 2025

An overview of ergonomics, reasons for its incorporation into the design of objects and concepts, and methods of utilization will be explained. The approach to addressing human error will also be introduced.

This document explains "ergonomics," which is used in the design of products and work environments, covering basics such as definitions, classifications, and history, as well as its relevance to human characteristics, how it is applied on-site, and methods for utilizing it in product and service design. It also discusses the mechanisms of human error and countermeasures from an ergonomic perspective, providing hints for improving efficiency and safety. 【Contents】 1. What is ergonomics? 2. Creating things with consideration for human characteristics 3. Ergonomics that supports comfortable work 4. Ergonomics that supports product and service design and development 5. Human error threatens safety 6. Achieving safety through ergonomics *The document can be viewed immediately via "PDF Download."

Inquire About This Product

Download catalog

basic information

【Table of Contents】 ■Definition and Scope of Ergonomics ■History of Ergonomics ■What are Things and Events? ■How do Humans Interact with Things and Events? ■Human Characteristics to Consider ■Human-Centered Work Design ■Designing Work Procedures without Overburden, Waste, or Variability ■Design of Tools and Equipment for Work and the Environment ■Skill Transfer ■Human-Centered Design (HCD) ■Exploring User Requirements: Observation of Behavior and Actions ■What is Safety? ■What is Human Error? ■Mechanisms of Human Error and Accidents ■Types of Human Error and Their Countermeasures ■Safety Management Systems and Organizational Development *For more details, please refer to the materials.