PowerPoint Presentation AnthropometryPowerPoint演示文稿人体测量学.pptVIP

Anthropometry Design Guidelines Design Tools Measurement of human dimensions Anthropos = human Metrikos = measuring Design for the extremes Design for an adjustable range Design for the average? ERGONOMICS :: TRAIN-THE-TRAINER PROGRAM :: WORKSTATION DESIGN Workstation Design Tools/Methods of Workstation Design Anthropometry People Are Different Age Differences Height Differences Anthropometric Data Anthropometric Data Using Anthropometric Data Design Guidelines Posture Definitions Affect of Posture on Grip Strength Acceptable/UnacceptableWork Positions Effect of Workstation Designon Posture Reach/Work Envelopes Reach/Work Envelopes Optimal Work Zone Work Surface Heights Work Surface Heights What does the worker need to know from this presentation? There are several methods available for employees to use to setup workstations. Here are three areas that your workers can use for this purpose. Lesson Plan Objectives – The students will be able to explain the basics of anthropometry in workstation design, how to design workstation using guidelines and how analysis tools can also be used to help with work station design. Method - A combination of lecture and group activities using the the PowerPoint presentation as your guide. Activities- There will be three group Activities for this module. Have the workers divide up into groups of three or four for the following activities. -Activity 1-Design a workstation using anthropometry -Activity 2-Design a workstation using guidelines -Activity 3-Analyze a lifting job and then modify it Resources - PowerPoint presentation in both English and Spanish. - Notes for each slide in English discusses the key points that you would expect the student to learn. -Job Strain Index -Video Clip of hand intensive work -WISHA Checklist -WISHA example problem You will notice that there are dimensions for both males and females. When designing workstations we would like to accommodate a large part of the populati