Work Measurement Research Paper by hicaliber
Work Measurement
This paper explores the human elements in work design.
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| 3,130 words
| 6 sources
| MLA
| 2007
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Description:
The paper discusses the importance of machines designed to meet the needs of the humans they work for. The paper explains the concept of work measurement and shows how it applies to a machine or human being. The paper discusses how engineers can design a work system that is efficient and that meets the needs of the human counterparts in the best way possible. This is possible through the work measurement process.
Outline:
The Dynamics of Work Design
Work Systems
Work Measurement
Motion-Time Studies
The Human Factor
Outline:
The Dynamics of Work Design
Work Systems
Work Measurement
Motion-Time Studies
The Human Factor
Sample of Sources Used:
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- Garmire, E. (2002). The Engineering Design Method. The Technology Teacher. 62 (4): 22.
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- Reeder, K. (2005). From IDSA: Preschool Toy Design Project as a Transition to More Complex Design Projects Students Experience the ... Premise That Larger, More Complex Problems Are Not Different from Smaller, Basic Problems. The Technology Teacher. 65 (2): 7.
Cite this Research Paper:
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Work Measurement (2007, May 06)
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"Work Measurement" 06 May 2007.
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