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Undermanning and Architectural Accessibility
Preliminary results from behavior setting surveys conducted at remote military stations in Alaska for deriving habitability criteria for cold regions military installations reveal the architectural factor of accessibility to significantly influence undermanning. Undermanning is the organizational situation in which there are fewer people available to perform any job and hence each person is under pressure to participate. Centralized informal gathering areas, called focal points, were found to be determined by architectural design and appear to influence the degree of undermanning, permitting a reduction in the formal work load.
Undermanning and Architectural Accessibility
Preliminary results from behavior setting surveys conducted at remote military stations in Alaska for deriving habitability criteria for cold regions military installations reveal the architectural factor of accessibility to significantly influence undermanning. Undermanning is the organizational situation in which there are fewer people available to perform any job and hence each person is under pressure to participate. Centralized informal gathering areas, called focal points, were found to be determined by architectural design and appear to influence the degree of undermanning, permitting a reduction in the formal work load.
Undermanning and Architectural Accessibility
C. B. Ledbetter (author)
1974
13 pages
Report
No indication
English
Human Factors Engineering , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Environmental Engineering , Arctic regions , Military facilities , Human factors engineering , Environmental engineering , Remote areas , Motivation , Behavioral sciece , Architecture , Job satisfaction , Performance(Human) , Undermanning , Behavior settings
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