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Improving Mining Equipment Safety Through Human-Centered Design
The need for human-centered design in the mining industry to help develop safe and fit-for-purpose equipment is first described. A tool that was specifically developed for mobile mining equipment by the authors and colleagues is introduced; it combines the application of participatory ergonomics, qualitative risk management, and safe design. A case study using this tool for mobile mining equipment access and egress is then presented. The case study shows that focusing on end users and their tasks by means of a structured, human-centered process can help to produce safer redesigns of mining equipment. OA
Improving Mining Equipment Safety Through Human-Centered Design
The need for human-centered design in the mining industry to help develop safe and fit-for-purpose equipment is first described. A tool that was specifically developed for mobile mining equipment by the authors and colleagues is introduced; it combines the application of participatory ergonomics, qualitative risk management, and safe design. A case study using this tool for mobile mining equipment access and egress is then presented. The case study shows that focusing on end users and their tasks by means of a structured, human-centered process can help to produce safer redesigns of mining equipment. OA
Improving Mining Equipment Safety Through Human-Centered Design
Horberry, Tim (Autor:in) / Burgess-Limerick, Robin / Cooke, Tristan / Steiner, Lisa
Ergonomics in design ; 24
2016
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
Risk Management , Safety , Ergonomics , Workplaces , Human Factors , Mines
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