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Alexander, David C., Albin, Thomas J., Keyserling, W. Monroe, Ulin, Sheryl S. and Henderson, Chris J. (1994): Ergonomics Problem Solving. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 38th Annual Meeting 1994. pp. 662-663.

The analysis and resolution of many ergonomics problems has been widely reported in the literature and in presentations at technical and professional meetings. What has not been explored as thoroughly is the process by which those problems are approached and the process which is followed in resolving the problems. From the articles and presentations, there does not appear to be a uniformly consistent approach. These panelists will discuss their process of solving ergonomics problems, including the techniques and resources utilized.

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