Human Factors with large mining machinery

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Upcoming Events

23 Mar 2010

HFESA VIC - Promoting Productivity in an Ageing Workforce (National PD Event)

The Human Factors & Ergonomics Society of Australia with support from Swinburne University of Technology, Monash University and WorkSafe Victoria present: Promoting productivity in an ageing workforce. Presenters: Professor Juhani Ilmarinen, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Professor Philip Taylor, Monash University Gippsland and Assoc Professor Libby Brooke, Swinburne University of Technology
24 Mar 2010

HFESA QLD - Reducing Injuries from Manual Tasks - A Participative Ergonomics Approach (National PD Event)

The Human Factors & Ergonomics Society of Australia presents "Reducing Injuries from Manual Tasks - A Participative Ergonomics Approach". Presenter: Dr Gary Dennis BHSc (Hons) PhD HFESA CPE, Director ErgoEnterprises and ErgoSolutions and Adj. The University of Queensland.
24 Mar 2010

Behind the Scenes Tour of the Ergonomics Research Laboratory (Local PD Event)

Behind the Scenes Tour of the Ergonomics Research Laboratory - University of South Australia, Mawson Lakes Campus.
29 Mar 2010

HFESA WA Branch PD Event - "Exploring Safe Design for Plant & Equipment & Updates on the International Human Factors Scene" (Local PD Event)

An evening with Professor David Caple A WA Branch PD Event - "Exploring Safe Design for Plant & Equipment & Updates on the International Human Factors Scene"

Special Interest Groups

Health Care Ergonomics SIG

Healthcare Ergonomics was established in 2009 as a special interest group of HFESA, bringing together anyone whose research, practice, discipline or interest embraces:

ARASIG (Anthropometry Resource Australia Special Interest Group)

ARASIG is for anyone with an interest in anthropometry research or in using anthropometry in ergonomics and design work.

CHISIG (Computer Human Interaction Special Interest Group)

CHISIG (Computer Human Interaction Special Interest Group) CHISIG is concerned with the human aspects of interacting with technology, generally known as Human Computer Interaction (HCI/CHI).

RAILSIG

RAILSIG represents human factors in rail.