Toggle navigation
Join
Login
Home
DVDs
Streaming Service
Journals
Online videos
Databases
Posters
Safety tools
Standards
All Words
Any Words
Exact Match
Books
DVDs
Online
Standards
Advanced search
Back to Search Results
Initial force and desirable handle height range when pushing a trolley.
Call no.:
JNL JOU
Author:
Culvenor, John F.
Find this in:
The Journal of occupational health and safety, Australia and New Zealand
Continued by: Journal of health, safety and environment: 2005, 21, n. 4 - August
Year:
2005
Type:
Journal Article
Subject:
Manual tasks
;
Ergonomics
;
Design factors
Related Items
Related Catalogue Items
Other items related to this item are:
Source
Result
Link
Title
The Journal of occupational health and safety, Australia and New Zealand [Continued by: Journal of health, safety and environment]
(Journals)
Similar Items
A sinister accident : the invisible risks of handedness.
Workplace safety and design.
No lift patient handling policy implementation and staff injury rates in a public hospital.
The practical application of ergonomics principles.
An evaluation of the risk identification checklist from the manual handling code of practice.
OHS best practice column : designing healthy and safe work.
Impact of ergonomic intervention on back pain among nurses.
Prevention of falls and manual handling injuries among plasterers : the case for intervention.
Enhanced safety, health and environmental outcomes through improved design.
Effective intervention with ergonomics, antivibration gloves, and medical surveillance to minimize hand-arm vibration hazards in the workplace.
