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Burke, Mike (1992): Ergonomics Analysis and Problem Solving Software Program. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 36th Annual Meeting 1992. p. 1045.

A new software program, Ergonomics Analysis and Problem Solving can be used to assist in the performance of consistent ergonomic analyses. The program works by taking the operator through a series of simple steps to compile comprehensive job-task breakdown, perform a consistent ergonomic risk factor identification, and prepare a list of effective interventions. The operator will enter specific information about the job being studied. This specific information will be integrated into several interim reports as well as a final report.

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