| 1 | Ergonomics in the conceptual framework: The emergence, definition, objectives and results of the Concept of Ergonomics, |
| 2 | Elements of ergonomics:
- Human physical characteristics:
- Body size, age, perception, characteristics of the five senses: vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch |
| 3 | Human physiological characteristics:
- Fatigue,
- Illness,
- Psychology,
- Body systems |
| 4 | Screen-Enabled Devices:
- Examining screen-enabled devices and their impact on workers (Occupational Health and Safety Regulations in Working with Screen-Enabled Devices) |
| 5 | Energy requirements in humans:
- Energy needs of workers,
- Rest needs, and
- Calories consumed during rest periods |
| 6 | Human and Machine:
- Systems understanding and systems approach,
- Classification of systems,
- Classification of ergonomic designs |
| 7 | Workplace ergonomics:
- Physiological workplace arrangement,
- Psychological workplace arrangement,
- Information technology-based workplace arrangement,
- Safety technology-based workplace arrangement |
| 8 | Manual handling tasks:
- Legislation regarding how workers must lift loads (Manual Handling Regulation and Ministry of Labor implementation guide) |
| 9 | Midterm Exam |
| 10 | Midterm exam evaluation |
| 11 | Anthropometric workplace ergonomics and the effects of vibration and lighting
- Types of vibration,
- Body vibration,
- Hand and arm vibration
- Harms of vibration,
Protecting from the effects of vibration
- Lighting and its types |
| 12 | Thermal comfort conditions:
- Temperature,
- Humidity,
- Airflow velocity,
- Thermal radiation |
| 13 | Harmful substances in the work environment:
- Dust,
- Gases,
- Vapor,
- Fog, and
- Radiation |
| 14 | Monotony:
- Subjective symptoms,
- Physiological symptoms,
- Performance symptoms, and
- Combating monotony |
