IEA 2015
Congress Program

Whilst we are endeavouring to ensure that each session has an allocated chairperson present, if you are the first scheduled presenter in a session, and the session chair is absent for whatever reason, please start on time, keep to program slots of
15mins, and assume the role of chair until the session chair arrives.

Sunday 9 August 2015
1800–2000

Welcome reception

Level 1 foyer

Monday 10 August 20150730–1700
0900–1040

Registration desk open
Exhibition open
Chairperson: David Caple

Plenary 1

Opening ceremony

1040 –1100
Venue
1100–1230

Chairperson

Is too much sitting a health hazard?
Professor David Dunstan, Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute, Melbourne
Morning tea

Level 1 foyer

Plenary 1
Activity Theories
for Work
Analysis andDesign – Design
and Change PartI

Room 101
Ergonomics in
Design –Ergonomic
Design Process
and evaluation

Room 102
Gender andWork – Gender,
Work and HealthRoom 103
Forestry/ Fire/
Fishing
Symposium PartI

Room 104
Psychophysiolog
y in Ergonomics

Room 105
Organisation
Design andManagement –Macroergonomics
Strategies

Room 106
Anthropometry

Francisco Duarte

Rachel Dykes

Rima Habib

Marion Edwin
Dave Moore

Shinji Miyake &Yuzo Takahashi

Gitte Lindgaard

Bruce
Bradtmiller

Analyze
professionaltransitions atwork in the
conduct of a
project toachieve Demand
Side
Management(DSM)
Pascal Beguin

User'sCapabilities andLimitations
Identification in
Design Process
Alejandro
Rodea Chavez

A Close Up Gender-criticalresearch onorganization,
leadership andergonomics
Annika Vanje

Workforce
Sustainability inthe forestry
sector: The
Chilean case
Felipe Meyer

Adequate hiprotation reduces
physical load on
the trunk andimproves qualityof work during
micro-parts
assembly
Yuzo Takahashi

Management
across distances- how to ensure
performance andemployee wellbeing
Christine Ipsen

A Preliminary
AnthropometryStandard forAustralian ArmyEquipment
Evaluation
Mark Edwards

Pleasure: goal orby-product of
optimal design?
Peter Hancock

The useparametres likeprinciple of theinnovation
Angela Patricia
CubillosOvercoming thechallenges ofintegration of
Human-centred
Design within theNavalArchitecture ship
design process
Linda De Vries

Judgment ofperceivedexertion by staticand dynamic
facial expression
Ding Hau
Huang

Businessreadiness for asense-making
approach
Elizabeth Smith

Scoping
Analyses for the
Anthropometric
Survey of theRoyal Australian
Navy (ASRAN)
Alistair Furnell

Emotional Intent
Martin Helander

Effect of carrying
headload on thephysiologicalparameters ofwomen
Aprajita KumariTechnologicaladvances in theanalysis of workin dangerous
environments:
tree felling andrural fire fighting(videopresentation)
Richard Parker

Room 107
Affective Design
and EQUID
panel: Emotional
and Ergonomic
Quality in
Product Design
andDevelopment
Martin Helander& Peter Hancock

Room 108
Human
Simulation andVirtualEnvironments

Room 109
MSD
Symposium Towards Better
Workplace Risk
Management
Part I

Room 110
MSD
Symposium –Mobile Device
Use Part I

Room 111
Safety and
HealthRoom 112
Transport
Ergonomics andHuman Factors

Room 203
Safety and
HealthSaschaWischniewski &ThomasAlexander
Introducing
ergonomics
visualisation andsimulation for
exploring design
problems andsolutions inworkstation
design on ships
Mikael Blome

Wendy
Macdonald &Jodi Oakman

Grace Szeto &Leon Straker

Karl Bridges

Dave Moore

Margaret Cook

Requirements
for more
effective
workplace risk
management ofmusculoskeletal
disorders
Wendy
Macdonald

Cumulative
exposure tomobile devise
use andassociation with
MSD
Grace Szeto

Preferable
illuminanceunder LED
lighting for
migraineurs
aiming to relax
Akari Kagimoto

Hand-Arm
Vibration
Assessment
Using Exposure
Prediction
Models: A
Systematic
Review
April Liu

Social interaction
simulators forthe increase in
human reliability
in the design of
new plants
Venetia Santos

Health related
work productivity
loss in young
Australian
workers
Su Mon KyawMyint

Clinical featuresofmusculoskeletal
disorders due tohand-held
devices
Deepak Sharan

The Systems ofcommunicationin cabin forheavy trucks
drivers. Usability
study
Juan Alberto
Castillo

Effect ofAutomotive
Head-Up Display(HUD) Imagery
Location on
DriverPreference
Associated with
Use of Scrolling
List While
DrivingJuhee Park
Using population
models tovalidate Platzer's
methodology forovercoming
vehicle blindspots
Matt Parkinson

Ergonomics
analysis inoperators ofelectric power
control centers:
proposedmethodology
and cases in
portugal andbrazilMiguel Melo

Monday 10 August 2015 cont…
Designing fortransition inagriculture:addressing the
gap between
design andinnovation
Marianne Cerf

Evaluating
vibrotactile
recognition
abilities of twopoint thresholdand line
thickness byusing a smart
phone
Ray LinRethinking
potentialconnection
between gender,
work- and family
life and how tolink the emerging
reasoning towell-being
SusanneGustafsson

Beyond the fire:
Fluctuating
workload and its
relations to thepsychologicalhealth offirefighters in
Quebec (Video
presentation)
Maude
Villeneuve

Comparison of
Borg- and Facial
pictorial-RPE forperceivedexertion
Ding Hau
Huang

Anthropometric
Change in the
US Army 19882012:
Implications for
DesignBrad
Bradtmiller

Citarasa
Engineering
Halimahtun
KhalidExperiment on
the impression of"tou-no-ie"™ bytakamitsu azuma
for the resolutionof a narrow site
house
Michiko Ohkura

Successful
Performance:
share ourlessons learnt
rolling out
participativeergonomics
program to
reduce manualtask injuries inAustralian
workplaces
Nita Maynard

Texting on
mobile phoneandmusculoskeletal
symptoms. A 5
years cohort
study
Ewa
Gustafsson

New
technologies andsafety inradiotherapy:
study ofappropriation
during training
Sarah
Carminati

United States
Commercial
Fishing Fatalities- Preventing the"Deadliest
Catch" 20002013
Jennifer
Lincoln

Cognitive
Inhibition and theInteraction
betweenPhysical Loadand Information
Presentation
Modality
Carl Pankok Jr

A threedimensional
shape databasefrom a largescale
anthropometricsurveyPeng Li

ProductBehavior
Targetting
Rosemary Seva

A study ofpresence andrecognition on
impacting theelder consumer
behavior in 3D
virtual store
Cheng-Li Liu

Leadership inmajor
contractors:
Preventing
sprain and strain
injuries
DeidreRutherford

Cervical andforearm muscle
activity in using
multitouch
devices indifferent
positions andperforming
different tasks
Graze Szeto

Designing a
Prototype MultiPurpose Trauma
Bed Attachment
Shanqing Yin

The use of
personal flotation
devises in the
Northeast lobster
fishing industry:
An examinationof the decision
making process
Jennifer
Lincoln

Relations
between theflight skills oneye-movement
indicator of pilot
Hongpeng Li

Ergonimics
Quality in Design
Ralph Bruder

VirtualVerification of
Human Robot
Collaboration in
Truck Tyres
AssemblyLars Hanson

Musculoskeletal
disorders inresidential
construction:
what builders do
to prevent themDavid Tappin

A Comparison of
Muscle Activity
when Using
Multitouch
Phone for
Texting among
SymptomaticandAsymptomatic
Young People
Yanfei Xie

Shortdiscussion

1230–1330
1230–1330

Future Operating
Concept
Development: A
Further
Application of
Cognitive Work
Analysis Beyond
Human Factors
and Engineering
AlannaTreadwellExperimental
study optimized
interfacedisplays ofnavigation
information
systemChuan Wang

Designing for
Adaptation: An
Integrated
Approach toSociotechnical
Systems Design
based onCognitive Work
Analysis
Neelam Naikar

User thermal
response tosimulated tablet
computersurface
Han Zhang

The evolution ofBrazilian FPSO
material handlingsystems
MateusAbracado

The Effect ofWebsiteInformation onUser Purchasing
Cognition
Tsung-Ling
Hsieh

Gender divisionof labour on
cattle farms andwmsd prevention
strategies
Sandrine
CarolyThe changing
status of Syrian
women migrantfarm workers:
from seasonal
worker to
refugee andworkerRima Habib

HFESA meeting with the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society of Malaysia

LunchInterpersonal
distance effects
on trust
relationships in
human-robot
interaction
Tracy Sanders

Lead me theright way?! The
impact ofpositionaccuracy ofaugmented
reality navigation
arrows in acontact analog
head-up display
on driving
performance,
workload, andusability
Klaus Bengler
Serendipity in
Simulation:
Building
Environmentally
Valid Driving
Distraction
Evaluations of
Google Glass™
and anAndroid™
Smartphone
Ben Sawyer
Understanding
the multitask
process of eating
while driving andits potential
effect on driving
performance
SwantjeZschernack

Virtual reality
based
ergonomic risk
evaluation of
welding tasks
Azizur Rahman

Requirements toassess physicalwork-ability of
production
workers inmanufacturingindustry
Dorothee
Mueglich

Developing
Exposure
Prediction
Models for
Occupational
Hand-Arm
Vibration
Exposure Using
Administrative
Data - A CostEffective Methodof Hand-Arm
Vibration
Assessment
April Liu
Kinematic andelectromyograph
ic assessment ofupper limb
repetitive
movements in an
artisanal pastry
workshop
Alessio Silvetti

Room 108
Level 1 foyer

Monday 10 August 2015 cont…
Venue
1330–1500

Plenary 1
Activity Theories
for Work
Analysis andDesign – Design
and Change Part
II

Chairperson

Valerie Pueyo

Effects of Wedge
Design,Interaction
Mode, andViewing
Perspective on
User Wayfinding
Behavior within a
3D Virtual
Environment
Chien-Hsiung
Chen
Mutual learningin design
process, when
designers-foruse meet
designers-in-use
Sarah Couillaud

Experience
feedback of an
iterative
evaluation
process as partof a design
project tosupport a
Human Factors
engineering
program in the
nuclear field
Cecilia De La
Garza
New
perspectives inintervention anddesign practices
transformation: adesigner work
analysis, by an
occupational
psychologist andan engineer
EdwigeQuillerouGrivot

Room 101
Prospects for
effective worker
participation in
occupational
health and safety
management
Symposium Part
I
Kirsten Olsen

Room 102
Prospective
Ergonomics:
Future Products,
Services, andSystems
Symposium PartI

Room 103
Forestry/ Fire/
Fishing
Symposium PartII

Room 104
Environmental andWork-Related
Risks inAgriculture

Room 105
Organisational
Design andManagement –Management of
Innovation

Room 106
Anthropometry

Room 107
Affective Design– Aspects ofEmotional
DesignRoom 108
Human
Simulation andVirtualEnvironments

Room 109
MSD
Symposium Towards Better
Workplace Risk
Management
Part II

Room 110
MSD
Symposium –Mobile Device
Use Part II

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics –risk assessment

Eric Brangier

Marion Edwin
Dave Moore

Stefan Pinzke

Matthias Goebel

Rosemary Seva

Protecting
Fishermen from
Hazards on
Deck: Winch
Entanglements'
Research toPractice
Jennifer
Lincoln

Perceived harmful
factors inagricultural work
environments in
Finland
Merja PerkioMakela

Employeeparticipation in
product
innovation:
Crossing
organizationalboundaries byalignment ofwork systems
Ole Broberg

Wendy
Macdonald &Jodi Oakman
Improving theimplementationof ergonomics
advice - a Stageof Change
approachPaul Rothmore

Jennifer Long &Melissa Baysari

Prospective
Ergonomics forthe Design of
Future Artefacts:
recommendations and methods
Jean-Marc
RobertThomasAlexander &Gunther Paul
Computer-based
haptic control
assessment of 3D manipulationand drawing skill
with analyticalapplication ofmachining
metrics
David Kaber

Grace Szeto &Leon Straker

Cooperatives:
WorkerParticipation Writ
Large
Dave Moore

Johan
Molenbroek &Daisy Veitch
Analysis of a3D
Anthropometric
Data Set ofChildren for
DesignApplications
Lya Goto

MuscleFunctional
Connectivity
During Text
Entry using
Personal
Computers andSmart-Phones
PascalMadeleine

Use and views ofan electronic risk
assessment toolfor venous
thromboembolis
m - a case foruser-centred
designMelissa Baysari

Professionalizati
on ofoccupational
health and safety
management inDanishcompanies andthe effects on
workerparticipation
Rikke Seim
Some pieces forthe worker
participation
puzzle from New
Zealand
Kirsten Olsen

Prospective
analysis ofinnovative uses
for tabletops inclassrooms
Cedric Knibbe
Case study: A
prospective
ergonomics
approach to
R&D at CAE
Marie-Claude
Prévost
Prospective
ergonomics in
the ideation ofhydrogen energy
usagesEric Brangier

Exploratory(multi) costbenefit analysis
in New
Zealand’s fishingindustry
Dave Moore
Dehydration in
New Zealandfishing vesselcrews
Marion Edwin
Artisan fishingwith rafts:
relation between
raftsmen activity
and fish quality
Maria Christine
Weba Saldanha

A systematic
review aboutwork-related
problems incurredby agriculturalpilotsMateus Zanatta

Effect of headgear on body
thermal responses
at different WBGT
conditions for
agricultural
workers inWestern India
Abhay Kumar
Mehta

Nature and impactof agriculturalaccidents ineastern region ofIndia
P KampurathTerminology
Based
Visualization ofInterfaces inInterdisciplinary
Research
Networks
Thomas Thiele

Situationawareness in
production
planning andscheduling
Martina
BerglundA pilot study ofthreedimensional
equipped
anthropometry
for workspacedesignMonica L.H.
Jones

Statistical
Prediction of
Body Landmark
Locations on
Surface Scans
Matthew Reed

Body Models of
Occupational
Groups forSpecial Vehicle
DesignApplications
Hongwei
Hsiao

Insect Behavior
as Source ofInspiration for
Designing
Intuitive HumanComputer
Interaction
Takashi
Toriizuka

Comparative
analysis ofemotional
impression
evaluations ofrooms withdifferent
windows
between scalemodel condition
and real-scale
virtual condition
Michiko Ohkura

The effect of
product style on
consumersatisfaction:
Regulation by
product
involvement
Chang GE

Evaluation ofVisual Fatigue
and Sense of
Presence for
CAVE-like multiprojection
display
Tetsuri Inoue

Usability of argh!
AR-system foron-the-job
learning Usability tests inmixed reality lab
Kaj Helin

Designing avirtualenvironment for
professional
training from anactivity
framework.
Dialog between
ergonomists andcomputerscientists
Catherine
Delgoulet

The Role of
Public Health in
the Prevention ofWork-related
Musculoskeletal
Disorders(WMSD):
Implementation
Evaluation of aProvince-wide
Public Health
Program for thePrevention of
WMSD
Susan Stock
Implementationof Ergonomics
Program (Seven
Step-Niosh
Approach) to
Prevent
Musculoskeletal
Disorders in a
ChemicalCompany inChile.
Experiences
2009 to 2014
Eduardo Cerda
Psychosocial
factors andmusculoskeletal
disorders â€“ thechallenges for
the VictorianRegulator
AlisonGembarovski

Influence of
postureawarenesssignals to theupper extremity
posture andmuscular loads
during mobile
device use
DaisukeHashimoto

Tablet virtual key
size
recommendations based on raceand genderPeter Johnson

Towards aframework forinternational
research
collaboration toaddress
research gaps
on ergonomics
issues of mobile
touch screen
device use
Leon Straker

Nurse cognitionof medication
adverse events
Chian-Huei
Chen
Developing
Medication
Safety Training
Applications with
SoftwarePatients for
Human Teams
Barrett Caldwell
Ergonomics
Approach:
Prescription
error prevention
for thehealthcare
industry
Chihwei Lu
Impact of
Fatigue Risk
Management
System on
Fatigue andSituation
Awareness inIntensive Care
Unit Nurses
Sarita Dara
A strategy forengaging with
the Australian
optometryprofession to
reduce the riskof work-related
discomfort inclinical
optometrists
Jennifer Long

Room 112
Transport
Ergonomics andHuman Factors

Room 203
Safety and
HealthDeepak Sharan

Headway
distances of
elderly drivers:
Longitudinal
study over one
decadeToshihisa Sato

Investigation of
Take-Over
Performance ofDriving Tasks by
the Driver due toSystem Failureof SemiAutomated andAssisted Driving
Matthias
PfrommSmartphonecontrolled
Methods ofUnmanned
Vehicular
Parking
Takeki Ogitsu

Voice Control
Interfaces:
When, how andwhy they areused by drivers
in Australia
Nurul Ikhmar
IbrahimErgonomic
Workplace
Analysis: How to
select the besttool?
Jerrish A Jose
Deepak Sharan

Monday 10 August 2015 cont…
Transferringknowledge fromoperations to thedesign andoptimization ofwork systems:
bridging theoffshore/onshore
gap
Carolina Conceição

1500–1530
Venue
1530–1700

Chairperson

Supporting
energytransitions.
Projectmanagement as
a learning device
andaccompanying
professionaltransitions
Valerie Pueyo &Pascal Beguin
Afternoon tea
Plenary 1
Organisational
Design andManagement Same rules,
different games
Symposium

Andrea Shaw

Same rules,
different games Designingeffective
regulatory
systems acrossnational
boundaries
Symposium
Andrea Shaw

Prospects for
effective worker
participation in
occupational
health and safety
management
Symposium Part
I
Continued

Prospective
Ergonomics :Future Products,
Services, andSystems
Symposium Part
I
Continued

Forestry/ Fire/
Fishing
Symposium Part
II
Continued

Panel:
Requirements
for better
workplace risk
management

Virtualanthropometrics - Synthesis
andvisualisation ofvirtualanthropometric
populations for
product andmanufacturing
engineering
SaschaWischniewski
The applicationof 3D scanningas an
educational
challenge
Johan
Molenbroek

Wendy
Macdonald

Movement,
posture andmuscle activity inyoung children
using tablet
computers
Leon Straker

Nita Maynard
DeirdreRutherford
Paul Rothmore

A multidimensional
study on therelationship ofemotional
intelligence tothe multitasking
ability of nursing
students: astructural
equationmodeling
approach
Alma Maria
Jennifer
Gutierrez

Engagement in
distracting tasks:
Subjective andphysiologicalresponses tointeresting andboringinformation andthe implications
for driving
performance
William Horrey

Susan Stock
Eduardo Cerda
AlisonGembarovski

Room 101
Prospects for
effective worker
participation in
occupational
health and safety
management
Symposium Part
II
Kirsten Olsen

Room 102
Prospective
Ergonomics :Future Products,
Services, andSystems
Symposium PartII

Room 103
Ergonomics in
Design symposium

Room 104
Psychophysiology
in Ergonomics

Room 105
Ergonomics in
DesignWorkshop

Room 106
Organisational
Design andManagement –AppliedConcepts

Room 107
Gender andWork – Gender,
Risk and
Ergonomic
Interventions

Eric Brangier

Wendy Elford

Mieko Ohsuga &Shinji Miyake

Lynn
McAtamney

Jan Dul &Dennis Coelho

Sandrine Caroly

The role ofWorkerParticipation in
deploying
Occupational
Health Services
John Sjostrom

Co-constructionof sustainable
collaborative
practices in asmart
neighbourhood:a methodologicalapproach foranalysing thefuture sharing ofresources
Chloe Le BailUsing (near) realtime data tobring
ergonomics intoa collaborative
design process
Wendy Elford

Estimation ofdriver mental
states using
autonomic indicesand facial
expressions
YukiyoKuriyagawa

Applying
ergonomics andevidence based
evaluation in thedesign of a largeorganisation
offices based on
activity based
work (ABW)principles
Lynn
McAtamney

Integration ofmacro, meso,
and micro
ergonomics fordelivering HighQuality Human
Factors and
Ergonomics(HQ-HFE) for
business
performance
Jan DulExpandingrepresentationsof individuals
and their
interactions
within work
system models
Rupa Valdez

Effect of lifting
two different
weights forfemale workers
in a transfer ofboxes during apalletizing task
Andre
Plamondon

The Goal
Equivalence
Model andCommunication
for Worker
Participation
RolandAkselsson
Champions inworkplacedevelopment
Sisse Gron

Changes in theautonomic
nervous system
between normal
sleep state andsleep deprivation
state while driving
Byung-Chan Min

Genderdifferences inselecting goodpractices in
hospital cleaningwork
Silvana Salerno

An investigationon the optimal
positioning of invehicle side-view
displays: acomparison offive alternative
displayarrangements
Donghyun Beck

Room 108
Ergonomics in
Design Teachingergonomics andhuman factors
with a systems
perspective
symposium
Martina Berglund

Room 109
MSD CASE
STUDIES Physically
DemandingWork

Room 110
Healthcare
Ergonomics workshop

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics

Room 112
Active offices
symposium: Can
office work be
designed to beless sedentaryand more healthpromoting?

David Rempel

Melissa Baysari

Deepak Sharan

Education into
the future Human factors
courses withsystems
perspectives
Asa EkJob demand andhuman-machine
characteristics
onmusculoskeletal
pain amongfemale weavers
in India
Krishna
DewanganA workshop on
how to use theWork
Observation
Method by
Activity Timing(WOMBAT) tool
- An easy andprecise way toquantify patternsof work andcommunication
Melissa Baysari

Risk assessment
tools inhealthcareergonomics
Jerrish A Jose
Deepak Sharan

AndreasHoltermann& Leon Straker
Interventions to
reducesedentary
behaviour andincrease
physical activity
duringproductive work Preliminary
results of asystematic
review
MaaikeHuysmans

Teaching design
students toreflect onergonomics
design for alluser groups insociety
Anna-Lisa
OsvalderStrategic
prevention of
musculoskeletal
disorders inelderly care
Rikke Seim

Ergonomic
Workplace
Analysis: How to
select the besttool?
Continued

Can light underdesk cycling
enhancecognitive
performance
during prolonged
sedentary work?
Richelle Baker

Level 1 foyer
Room 203
Miningsymposium Human centred
design of mining
equipment

Robin BurgessLimerick
Human Centred
Design for
MiningEquipment and
New Technology
Tim Horberry

Operability and
Maintainability
Technique Case
Studies
Tristan CookeMonday 10 August 2015 cont…
Same rules,
different games Designingeffective
regulatory
systems acrossnational
boundaries
Symposium
Continued

Discussion ofeffective worker
participation in
Occupational
health and safety
management
Continued

Collaborative
creativity inprospective
design activities:
An exploratory
study of theinfluence ofstatic vs dynamic
personas in a
virtualenvironment
Nathalie
Bonnardel
Expanding
Ergonomics:
Prospects andPitfalls
Paulo Victor
Rodrigues De
Carvalho

Using (near) realtime data tobring
ergonomics intoa collaborative
design process
Continued

Effects of asensory intake
task on heart rateand heart ratevariability
Hiroyuki Kuraoka

E-learning Systemwith Real-timeFeedback fromEye Tracking
Michiko Ohkura

The effect of
combining
physical andcognitive loads on
motor variability ina standardized
repetitive precision
task
Divya Srinivasan

Applying
ergonomics andevidence based
evaluation in thedesign of a largeorganisation
offices based on
activity based
work (ABW)principles
Continued

Designing workorganization
based on"occupational"•
collectives and"interoccupational"•
relations:
methodologicalimplications ofergonomic
interventions toprevent
psychosocial
disorders
Sandrine
CarolyDoes anergonomist act
as a coach?
Ernst A.P.
Koningsveld

Comparison of
Association
among
Ergonomic andPsychosocial
Factors in
Office and Field
Utility Jobs
Denis A.
CoelhoBuilding
Taxonomy
Knowledge"Systemic
Ergonomics
Intervention
Work" - a
Product Joining
up practice withtheory in an
IndustriallyDeveloping
Country and its'MetaReflection'
Faramarz
HelaliThe work ofoutsourced
cleaning agentsin a public
university
Sandra Gemma

The relationshipof femaleworkers tonanomaterialrelated risks:
how do requests
for ergonomic
intervention
emerge?
Sandrine
CarolyUsing anergonomic lensto fosterIntegrated
Prevention and
Gender equity
Benedicte
CalvertUnderstanding
the user beyond"common sense"teaching productergonomics todesignengineering
students
Torbjorn
Andersson
Ebooks as
course literaturein ergonomics
and humanfactors
Lars-Ola
BligardEmphasizing theinteractive
systems view ina masters
program in
Ergonomics and
HTO
Martina
BerglundAn intervention
by VWA(Regulator of
OH&S andWorkers
Compensation in
Victoria,
Australia) in the
Wholesale
Storage Industry
to reduce injuries
particularly those
associated withmanual orderpicking
Alan Duffett
Job-specificfunctional
assessment
associated with
reduction in
musculoskeletal
injuries inbuilding security
workers
Jennifer Legge
Job-specific preemployment
functional
capacity
assessments
predict
musculoskeletal
injury risk and'window ofopportunity' inhealthy malecoal mine
workers
Jennifer Legge
The Back Pains
of Pet Grooming
Rosemary Seva

A workshop on
how to use theWork
Observation
Method by
Activity Timing(WOMBAT) tool
- An easy andprecise way toquantify patternsof work andcommunication
Continued

Risk assessment
tools inhealthcareergonomics
Continued

Reducing
prolonged sittingin the office
workplace: The
Stand Up
Australia
program ofresearchDavid Dunstan
Can a multicomponent
intervention
reduce sitting
time among
office workers?
A randomized
controlled
workplace trial
AndreasHoltermann
Project Energise:Using
participatory
approaches andreal time
prompts to
reduceoccupational
sitting andincrease
physical activity
in office workers
Nicholas Gilson
Sedentary time,physical activity
andmusculoskeletal
symptoms ofoffice workers an exploration of
exposure
patterns andimpacts fromparticipatory
workplaceinterventions
Leon Straker
Musculoskeletal
pain is a barrierfor sedentary
behaviourinterventions
Pieter Coenen
Employerperceptions ofcreating activitypromoting
workspaces
Duncan Young

The use ofsimulation for thehuman-centred
design ofundergroundcoal mine bolting
machines
Robin BurgessLimerick

The Design and
Use ofAutomated
Control Systems;
where does thehuman operator
optimally fit in?
State of the
Literature andProposed
Research
Joel Haight
Symposium
discussion

Monday 10 August 2015 cont…
Same rules,
different games Designingeffective
regulatory
systems acrossnational
boundaries
Symposium
Continued

Venue
1700–1830
1830–2000

Discussion ofeffective worker
participation in
Occupational
health and safety
management
Continued

Plenary 1
Room 101
ATWAD TC
Meeting
HFESA transig meeting

Prospective
Ergonomics :Future Products,
Services, andSystems
Symposium Part
II
Continued

Using (near) realtime data tobring
ergonomics intoa collaborative
design process
Continued

Room 102HFESA AGM

Room 103
FFF Meeting

Room 104

Applying
ergonomics andevidence based
evaluation in thedesign of a largeorganisation
offices based on
activity based
work (ABW)principles
Continued

Organisational
Design andManagement –AppliedConcepts
Continued

Room 105

Room 106

Ergonomics in
Design Teachingergonomics andhuman factors
with a systems
perspective
symposium
Continued

Room 107
Affective Design
TC Meeting

Room 108HSVE TC
Meeting

Room 109

A workshop on
how to use theWork
Observation
Method by
Activity Timing(WOMBAT) tool
- An easy andprecise way toquantify patternsof work andcommunication
Continued
Room 110

Risk assessment
tools inhealthcareergonomics
Continued

The emerging
issue ofexcessive
occupational
sedentary
exposure The policy
response
Janice Batt &Donna Lee

Symposium
discussion
Continued

Room 111

Room 112

Room 203

The Chloe Room at the Young & Jackson

Student group dinner

Tuesday 11 August 20150730–1700
0730–0830
0900–0945

Registration desk open
Exhibition open
Design SIG
Chairperson: Dave Moore

0945–1015
1015–1145

Reaching out to the people on their uplift and wellbeing through appropriate ergonomic design intervention on the backdrop of education, technology, communication and culture
Professor Gaur G Ray, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB)
Morning tea
Chairperson: Christine Aickin and Dave Moore

Level 1 foyer
Plenary 1

Awards presentations
Liberty Mutual award presentations
KU Smith award presentations
HFESA CPE meeting
Lunch

Room 108
Level 1 foyer

1200–1230
1145–1245
Venue
1245–1415

Chairperson

Café Sweethearts
Plenary 1

Plenary 1
Three minutethesisRoom 101
Ergonomics in
Design –Interface
DesignRoom 102
Activity Theories
for Work
Analysis andDesign –Development,
organisation &efficiency

Room 103
VisualErgonomics –Cognitive Visual
Ergonomics

Room 104
ASEAN
Ergonomics –Southeast Asian
Ergonomics
Checkpoints for
IndoorWorkplaces

Room 105
Organisational
Design andManagement –Advanced
Occupational
Safety and HealthManagement

Room 106
Ergonomics in
Manufacturing

Jodi Oakman

Gitte Lindgaard

Pascal Beguin

Roger HallPer Lindberg &Ernst Koningsveld

Kim Monroe

Three minutethesispresentations

Electric car
instrument
panel interface
design basedon ergonomics
Chang Ge

Applying WISH
Programme to
Improve
Productivity ofHome Industry
Luciana Dewi

Conveying
opposite system
states throughcolor - Japanese
population
stereotypes ofhue-concept
associations
Takashi
Toriizuka

Halimahtun
Khalid &Kazutaka Kogi
Computerised
OfficesJennifer
Gutierrez

Preventing andmanaging
unhealthy
workplace
behaviour: A
perspective of anAustralian safety
and healthregulatory
authority
Helen Mott

A new concept
to support theergonomic
intervention
process basedon an analysis
of working
postures with
OWAS
Christopher
BrandlRoom 107
ODAM /
Healthcare
Ergonomics –Ergonomics andCreativity in timeof the economiccrisis Towards
IEA2018
Symposium Part
I
Sara Albolino &Louise Whitby

Room 108
Process Control& Professional
IssuesRoom 109
Human
Simulation andVirtualEnvironments

Room 110
MSD - Analysis
Methods

Marion Edwin

Xuguang Wang
& Gunther PaulPaul Rothmore

Innovative
practices fortraining in
healthcare:
impact on patient
safety andpatients
involvement to
be included in:the symposium
Ergonomics andCreativity in timeof the economiccrisis Towards
IEA2018
Sara Albolino

Argumentative
processes whenmanaging
ambiguous
situations
Cecilia De LaGarza

A Biometric
Evaluation
towards
Validation of a
Computerized
Psychomotor
Test for Motor
Skill Training
David Kaber

Pooling sub-task
physical
exposure data to
study workrelated carpal
tunnel syndrome
and epicondylitis
Stephen Bao

Room 111
MSD
WORKSHOP Participative
Ergonomics for
Manual Tasks
Risk
Management
Part I(maximum of 35
attendees)
Robin BurgessLimerick & Gary
DennisParticipative
Ergonomics for
Manual Tasks
Risk
Management
Robin BurgessLimerick

Room 112International
cooperation ofcertification
accreditation
professional
ergonomists PartI

Room 203
Safety and
HealthShin’ichi
Fukuzumi

Rachel Dykes

Development
and Review ofthe Maintenanceof Certification
program for
HFESA
Trudy Tilbury

Drivers withdisabilities using
modifiedvehicles:demographics,
patterns of use
and road safetyissues for
identifying
requirements fortargetedinterventions
Rwth Stuckey

New Core
Competencies
for BCPE
Certification in
USA
Carol StuartButtle

Tuesday 11 August 2015 cont…
Three minutethesispresentations
Continued

1415–1445

Afternoon tea

A Study on the
Design ofRegulatory
Road Signs
using
Ergonomic
Principles of
Design andComprehensionJazminTangsocAnexperimental
study about theoffered form of
anticipating
informationthat supports
resilient
operations:
The aim atapplication tointerfacedesignKeisuke Yao
Designingmemorable
tactile patterns
for older adults
Daiji
KobayashiWork, Spaceand
Organisation, aperformance
issue
Nadia Heddad

Designing asingleconfiguration
physicalproduct for
population on
the basis ofuser
preference
data
JaemoonJung

Do ergonomicand educationinterventions
reduceprolonged
occupational
sitting? A
randomised
controlled trial
Martin Mackey

Medical Clinics
Putu Gede
Adiatmika

Are work pace,
overtime, job
rotation orsecondaryemployment
associated withCTS andepicondylitis?
Andrew
Merryweather

From 'Liquid
Kitchen' to'Shared
Kitchen':
HumanCentredDesign as
strategy foruser
experienceinnovation inshared foodconsumption
Alessandra
RinaldiEliciting activity:a pathway to realwork
Laurent Van
Belleghem

Security Control
Rooms
Rosemary Seva

Musculoskeleta
l disorders inbody regions
and its
associated risk
factors among
electronics
workers in
Malaysia
Jafri Mohd
Rohani

Care activity
centered on
patient
empowerment
Andrew
Thatcher

Activity oforganization:effect on healthconstruction andon performancedevelopment
Case of SOHO
constructionindustries
CelineLefrancois

Reducing
Complexity with
Simplicity Usability
Methods for
Industry 4.0
Andre Calero
ValdezLaboratories andClean Rooms
Jason Wong

We Feel: Taking
the emotional
pulse of theworld
Cecile Paris

Manufacturing
floor
Shamsul Bahari
Mohd Tamrin

Modeling of callcenter operators
performance by
ANFIS expert
systemZulquernain
Mallick

Process Control
rooms
Halimahtun
KhalidOccupational
Health Services a study in the
Swedish public
sector;municipalities andcounty councils
Lisa Schmidt

Development
and testing ofscreeningapproach forevaluation offorcefuloperations inindustry
Marius Oberle

The godaintervention study
for healthy
workplaces and its
influence onorganizational
communication
skillsPer Lindberg

Forwardbending of thetrunk during
work andleisure using
Exposure
Variation
Analysis (EVA)
among male
manufacturing
workers inDenmark
MortenVillumsen
Assessment of
a Transfer Pick
Pallet on Lower
Back
Biomechanics
Carl Pankok
Jr

WIKIOSH - todevelop learning
networks about
safety and healthin the engineering
sectorLena Nord
Nilsson

Human factors in
Design driven
innovation for
healthcare
RichardGoosens

Human Factors
Guidelines for
CCTV-systemdesignRuud Pikaar

Domain-specificvideo-game playas training forcomplexdecision making
in team-based
sport
Lucy
Parrington

Occupational
epidemiology:
six guiding
principles for
future studies ofphysical work
load and its
effects on healthand performance
Svend Erik
Mathiassen

Assessing
Diagnostic
Expertise in
Practice
Mark Wiggins

The Effect ofSecondaryTasks on theperceived
Seating
Discomfort
Klaus Bengler

Prediction oftrunk andshoulderpostures inpaper mill
workers bystatisticalmodelling - anempirical
validation study
Marine Heiden

Effect of linearity
regulation on
ergonomic
education
sustainability in
Udayana
University,
Denpasar Bali
I Putu Gede
AdiatmikaAn
examination of
platform andtrain passenger
boarding,
alighting anddispersal
throughinnovative 3D
agent basedmodellingtechniques
Selby Coxon
Team Mental
Model of aDistributed Teamin Ship
Simulations
Joakim Trygg
ManssonDifferences in
the accuracy ofself-reported
task durations
between workers
with and without
acute nonspecific low-backpain
Jean Pulido

A Constrained
Review of Safety
Analyses ofElectronic
Medical Record
Use and
Recommendatio
ns for Enhanced
DesignDavid Kaber

Comparison of
three different
assessments ofworkplacephysical
exposures
applied toanalysis ofincident carpal
tunnel syndrome
Ann Marie Dale

Comparison of
three different
methods ofVirtual Reality
Based Therapy
and its effect onbalance andweight shifting
ability of children
with cerebral
palsy
Deepak SharanA fatigue failurebased
ergonomics
assessment tool
for low backdisorders: The
Low Back
Cumulative
Trauma Index(LBCTI)
Sean Gallagher

Enabling
seamless
informationexchange:
Lessons from
implementationof electronic
medication
administration
records inresidential agedcare facilities
Amina Tariq
The
OccupationalStress in
Dentists: The
Challenge ofLabourAdministration
Gilse Ivan
Regis Filho

Innovation in
DesignFrancesca Tosi
Collaborative
spaces:innovation,
regulation andcompetition
Sylvain
BiquandPatient and staff
safety:integrating thesilosLouise Whitby
Innovation andcreativity in
Design for All
Isabella Steffan
Developing
Innovative
Partnerships to
Reduce Deaths
from All-Terrain
Vehicle use in
Agricultural
Operations
David Gilkey
Ergonomics andEconomics for
SafetyGiulioToccafondi

Ergonomics
JournalAbstracts:
Content And
Text Analysis
From 1994 To
1998 And From2009 To 2013
Silvana Salerno

Participative
Ergonomics for
Manual Tasks
Risk
Management
Continued

Ten years ofexperience on
ergonomics
certification
Jose Orlando
Gomes
Canadian
Educational
Requirements
for Ergonomics
Certification
Jim Potvin
The Centre forRegistration ofEuropeanErgonomists
CREE
Bernard Dugue

Incorrect Beliefs
about Start/Stop
Ignition Systems
in Automotive
VehiclesMichaelWogalterInvestigation ofRoad-crossing
Safety Before
and After
Training forpatient with
Parkinson's
diseaseYang-Kun Ou

Level 1 foyer

Tuesday 11 August 2015 cont…
Venue
1445–1615

Plenary 1
Transport
Ergonomics andHuman Factors

Chairperson

Hamish Mackie

Cue utilisationand performancein a rail
monitoring,
vigilance task
Sue Brouwers

Room 101
Ergonomics in
Design –Comfort/Discomf
ort

Ergonomic
Portable GynHolder For Birth
Process
BernadusKristyanto

Room 102
Activity Theories
for Work
Analysis andDesign – Risk &DisasterRoom 103
VisualErgonomics –Physical Visual
Ergonomics

Room 104
ASEAN
Ergonomics –Southeast Asian
Ergonomics
Checkpoints for
OutdoorWorkplaces

Room 105
Organisational
Design andManagement –Ergonomics
Implementation

Room 106
Ergonomics in
Manufacturing

Laerte Sznelwar

Magne Helland

Viewing distanceand eyestrain
symptoms withprolonged
viewing ofsmartphones
Jennifer Long

Kirsten Olsen &Patrick
Neumann
The Ergo-Brand
Proposition Theory and
Empirical
Evidence for a
Differentiation
Strategy via
Ergonomics
Patrick
Neumann

Rush Green

Community
solidarity,
cooperation andresilience in adisastersituation: an
understanding ofcommunitarianergonomics
Paulo Carvalho

Halimahtun
Khalid &Kazutaka Kogi
Agriculture
Mohamad Fauzi
YahayaUsing cognitive
work analysis
and thesociotechnicalsystems
approach to
improvepedestrian safety
at rail levelcrossings
Gemma Read

Reliability andValidity of Seat
Interface
Pressure to
Quantify Seating
Comfort in
Motorcycles
Sai Praveen
Velagapudi

Construction ofknowledge anddevelopment ofcollective work:
training workers
of an operational
centre forcoordination andcontrol of forest
fires in Chile
FabiolaMaureira

Exploring theimpact ofincorporating
lighting design inuniversal design
processes bymeans of eyemovement
recordings
Knut Inge
Fostervold

Seaports andAirports
Shamsul Bahri"Big
ergonomics";
designingcommunity
streets tooptimise usability
and public healthoutcomes
Hamish Mackie

An Ergonomic
Evaluation of aPhilippine
Hospital Patient
Room
JazminTangsoc

Development ofa response
preparation of
application tonatural disasters:
a study about
the strategic
management of
employeeinformation withthe proposal toprovideimproved
resilience of acommunity indisaster risk in
Natal, Rio
Grande doNorte, Brazil
Eric Lucas
CabralVisual Fatigue
Evaluation of a
Glasses-free 3DHandheld
ConsolePo-Hung Lin

Construction
Martin HelanderInteractive
research - astrategy for
ergonomics
interventions
Jorgen Eklund

Impediments toknowledgesharing in agrocery
distribution
warehouse
Gitte Lindgaard

Kinematic
synergy in a real
and a virtual
simulatedassembly task
Afshin Samani

The importanceof physicalassessment tovalidate virtual
simulationassembly tasks
scenario
Lidia Ghibaudo

Validation of theKinect System
for Industrial
Motion Analysis
AndrisFreivalds

Room 107
ODAM /
Healthcare
Ergonomics –Ergonomics andCreativity in timeof the economiccrisis Towards
IEA2018
Symposium Part
II
Sara Albolino &Louise Whitby

Room 108
Company Case
Studies –Discrete
Systems

Room 109
MiningRoom 110
MSD – Analysis
Methods

Ruud Pikaar

Philippa
DodshonStephen LeggODAM /
Healthcare
Ergonomics –Ergonomics andCreativity in timeof the economiccrisis Towards
IEA2018
Symposium Part
II

Openingstatement
Ruud Pikaar

Health andsafety issues
faced by women
engaged in small
scale mining in
PNG - could aflexible andinformal training
program improvetheir quality oflife?
Danellie Lynas
Programs for
integrating newworkers into
Quebec mining
companies:
formal structure
and in-the-field
adaptation
Elise LedouxMethodologicallimitations at theutilization of
RULA and REBA
to verification thepresence ofoccupational
diseases insupermarket
workers
JansenEstrazulas
Semg
normalization - a
reliability study
on females withand without
trapezius
myalgia
DechristianFranca Barbieri

Profiling thefeatures of risk
control culture in
the NSW mining
industry using
automated text
analysis
Heather
JacksonInter-tester
reliability of anobservation
based
ergonomic
assessment
checklist forcomputerworkers
Michelle Pereira

Ergonomic
improvements
go hand in handwith productivity
in a logistic
environment
Dirk Delaruelle

Ergonomic
Evaluation of a
U-shaped
Assembly
SystemGert Zuelch

Room 111
MSD
WORKSHOP Participative
Ergonomics for
Manual Tasks
Risk
Management
Part II(maximum of 35
attendees)
Robin BurgessLimerick & Gary
DennisParticipative
Ergonomics for
Manual Tasks
Risk
Management
Robin BurgessLimerick

Room 112International
cooperation ofcertification
accreditation
professional
ergonomists PartII

Room 203
Safety and
Health Observational
Risk
Assessment
Methods
Symposium

Jose Orlando
Gomes

Mikael Forsman

Framework of
Education to
Promote HCD in
Organizations —The Approach of
the HCD-Net
Educational
ProgramWorking Group
Hiroko Yasu

Comparisons of
six observational
methods for risk
assessment ofrepetitive work results from a
consensus
assessment
Mikael Forsman

Certification for
Practicing
Ergonomist –Quest for Global
Standards
VenkateshBalasubramanian
The role ofcertifiedprofessional
ergonomist andthe positioning inindustry in Japan
Shin-ichi
Fukuzumi
Certification
process in
MexicoEnrique de la
Vega
Establishment ofprofessional
certification in
Ergonomics in
an industriallydeveloping
country
Matthias
GoebelHuman
Factors/Ergono
mics Certificationin New Zealand– 2015
Marion Edwin

Reliability in
twelveergonomists'
three-categoryrisk ratings in ten
video recorded
work tasks
Mikael Forsman
OCRA inter- andintra-ergonomist
reliability in ten
video recorded
work tasks
Ida-Marta Rhen
Usability of six
observationalrisk assessment
methods
Mikael Forsman
A proposed webbased model forteaching risk
assessment
methods
Per Lindberg

Tuesday 11 August 2015 cont…
Ergonomics
improvement in
the supply chain.
A case study for
Nutresa S.A.S
JessicaRasmussen

Alarmmanagement
applied to asupervisorysystem: A
process and its
results over theactivity of work
Anderson Lima

VisualErgonomics
Posters – shortpresentations
and discussion

Offshore
Operations
Vivian Suk Kee
Tie

VisualErgonomics
Posters – shortpresentations
and discussion
Continued

Roadworks
Frederick Tey

Design ofcustomer
reception lobbies
to minimise
occupational
violence risksDavid Caple

GroundTransport
Frederick Tey

1615–1745

1900–2300

VisualErgonomics TC
Meeting

SEANESCouncil Meeting

A New
Methodology for
Modelling
Human Work Evolution of theProcess
Language MTM
towards the
Description and
Evaluation of
Productive and
Ergonomic Work
Processes
ThomasFinsterbusch
Evaluating theaccuracy ofmarkerless bodytracking for
digital ergonomic
assessment
using consumer
electronics
Dominik Bonin
Effects of data
glasses onhuman workload
and performance
during assemblyand disassembly
tasks
Sabine Theis

ACED Council
Meeting

Ergonomics andCreativity in timeof the economiccrisis Towards
IEA2018
Symposium Part
II
Continued

Safe Design of aParcel Sorting
SystemStephen Hehir'Reflections fromthe Field' current
ergonomic
issuesassociated with
Artisanal andSmall Scale
Mining in Ghana
and PNG
Danellie Lynas

Participative
Ergonomics for
Manual Tasks
Risk
Management
Continued

International
cooperation ofcertification
accreditation
professional
ergonomists Part
II
Continued

Observational
Risk
Assessment
Methods
Symposium
Continued

Ergonomic risk
reduction
throughparticipatory
ergonomics inwholesale/distribution
Tim Severino
Solving manual
handling
challenges in abusy retailwarehouse
Francois Steyn

AnthropometricResource
Australia SIG(ARASIG)

Congress gala dinner

Peninsula at Docklands

Wednesday 12 August 20150730–1700
0900–0945

0945–1015
Venue
1015–1145

Chairperson

Registration desk open
Exhibition open
Chairperson: Michael Regan

Plenary 1

Safety-related human factors issues in self-driving cars
Dr Trent Victor, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
Morning tea
Plenary 1
Company Case
Studies Interfaces

Room 101
Ergonomics in
Design – Ideas,
Concepts &Frameworks

Margo Fraser

Gitte Lingaard

Adopt, Adapt,and Improve:
Human Factors
Assessment ofa Driver
Advisory
System||on a
New ZealandFreight Rail
Environment
Karl Bridges

A frameworkfor defining
how acceptable
is acceptable:
A threshold for
subjective data
Sheena Care

Level 1 foyer

Room 102
Activity
Theories forWork Analysis
and Design –Prevention &Participation
Valerie Pueyo

Room 103
Migrant andother at-Risk
Populations inAgriculture

Room 104
Anthropometry

Room 105
Organisational
Design andManagement panel

Room 106
Ergonomics in
Manufacturing

Room 107
Aerospace HFE– HumanCentred Design

Room 108
VisualErgonomics
Workshop(Maximum 30
pax)

Room 109
Human
Simulation andVirtualEnvironments

Room 110
MSD – Return towork

Room 111
MSD –Multidimensio
nal
Approaches

Peter
Lundqvist

Matthew Reed

Patrick
Waterson

Peregrin
Spielholz

Guy Boy &Stephen Legg

Magne
Helland

Rwth Stuckey

RoxanneEgeskov

Taking into
account the
territorial
dimension ofwork forsustainable
work system.
The case ofwaste sorting
centers
Pascal Béguin

Migrant
workers in
Swedishagriculture attitudes,
opportunities
andchallenges
Peter
Lundqvist

Developmentof
Anthropometric Tools andTechnologies
for the Design
and Testing of
Personal
Protective
Equipment
ZiqingZhuang

Methods andTools forMacroergonomics: The Next
Frontier
Patrick
Waterson

Integration of
Cognitive Task
Analysis andPredetermined
Time System
for Laboratory
Task Time
Estimation
ManidaSwangnetr

OnboardContextSensitive
Information
System oncommercial
aircrafts
Wei TanVisualErgonomics
Lighting
Workshop
Hillevi
Hemphalaand JenniferLong

Sudhakar Rajulu& Thomas
Alexander
Ergonomic
assessment of
hospital bed
moving using
DHM Siemens
JACK
Marisol
Quintero DuranPrognosis ofwork related
musculoskeletal
disorders: asystematic
review
Deepak Sharan

Personal,
psychosocial,andbiomechanica
l risk factors
for work
disability fromcarpal tunnel
syndrome: apooledprospective
study
Carisa Harris
AdamsonRoom 112
Transport
Ergonomics
and Human
Factors

Evaluating
physicaldiscomfort
associated withprolonged,
repetitive useof gesture: acomparison ofsubjective
rating protocols
Minseok Son

Room 203
Safety and
HealthRoom 204
Slips, Trips andFalls – Injury
Epidemiology

Kris Fraser

Wen-Ruey
Chang

MPE - Mental
Protective
Equipmentand workers™
health care
Emma
BagnatoShouldprevention takean all-roundview ofoccupational
accidents
triggered by
movement
disturbance?
SylvieLeclercq

Wednesday 12 August 2015 cont…
Interfacedesign for
prognostic
asset
maintenanceon theundergroundrailway
RobertHoughton

Development of
a concept
backpack forcarrying schoolsupplies
JansenEstrazulas

The InfluenceofOrganizational
Factors on theProcesses of
Returning andRemaining at
Work in the
ICU:
Contributions ofactivity
ergonomics
LaerteSznelwar

Analysis of
citrusgathering
activity by
Tunisian
Seasonal
workers
Andrew
Thatcher

Structural
Firefighting
Glove Sizing
and UseHongwei
Hsiao

Design anddeployment
process of ICT
tools,
supporting thecollaboration ofteams involvedin a project
Nathalie de
Beler

Developing
hybridmacroergonomicmethodologies:
a systems
foundation for
consumerhealth IT
designRupa Valdez

Training design
for a proposed
job of operating
the Remote
Monitoring
System for Risk
Prevention(RMSRP) in
French Nuclear
Power Plants
Stanislas
Couix

Genderfriendly
drudgery
reducing
harvesting
technologies:
Bridging thegap
JatinderKishtwaria

Implications foran ergonomics
program using
discretesimulation forroad surfacing
in civilconstruction
Sara Pazell

Quantifyinguserexperiences for
integration intoa homeappliance
design process:a case study ofcanister androbotic vacuum
cleaner user
experiences
Ai Miyahara
Distinguishing
characteristics
of junior highschoolclassroom
interior designin Bali withergonomics
principles
consideration
to optimize
students
performance
I Gusti Ngurah
ArdanaAdaptive
Products emotional bondby polymorphic
objects? (video
presentation)ThomasHofmann

The role ofknowledge
objects inparticipatory
ergonomics
simulation
SimoneNyholmAndersenComparison ofworking
conditions andhealth among
dairy farmers
in southern
Sweden inover a 25-year
periodStefan PinzkeAnanthropometricmeasurementof femaleagricultural
workers ofnortheast
region of India
for tools andequipment
design: CriticalanalysisThaneswer
Patel
Hand
Anthropometryof Czech
Population
Marek Bures

Application of
Immersive
Visualization to
Integrate
Ergonomics
and Safety into
Airplane
Product
Development
RichardParker

Steps towards
an Augmented
Realityworkspace for
Air Traffic
Controllers(videopresentation)ThomasHofmann

Methods andTools forMacroergonomics: The Next
Frontier
Continued

Software to
manageallocation ofworkers on
manufacturing
productive
units
Lidia
Ghibaudo

Process modelfor theinvestigation of
human
uncertainty
during the usageof load bearing
systems
Marius Oberle

Determinationof Allowances
for Standard
Time
HectorRomandia

Adaptiveassembly
sequenceplanning withrespect toergonomic
work
conditions
Marco Faber

VisualErgonomics
Lighting
WorkshopContinued

Dynamics
simulation of
upper limb pushand-pull motion
on the control
interface
Qing Ye

Outcome oftreatment of work
relatedmusculoskeletal
disorders in onsite clinics in
information
technology
companies
Deepak SharanPsychosocial
work factors
andmusculoskele
tal painamong
Swedish flightbaggagehandlers
Eva
Bergsten

A Comparisonof BVP andECG Data for
Evaluation ofDriver's Mental
Workload Level
Ahmad
Khushairy Bin
Makhtar

Changes in
office workers'
sitting time
following anorganisationallevelintervention
alone or withthe support oftechnologybased selfmonitoring: acluster
randomised
controlled trial
Charlotte
Brakenridge
Improving
human controlof hazards inindustry
MaureenHassall

The Cases
Study ofOccupational
Falling andSlipping
Incidents
Liwen Liu

Design of an
onboard 3D
weathersituationawareness
systemGuy Boy

Evaluation of
estimated handmeasurements
for creating digital
hands
Natsuki Miyata

Workplace
Practices in
Return to Work
Employees with
Musculoskeletal
DisorderIuliana Nastasia

Prevention ofWork-related
Musculoskele
tal Disordersin
Washington
State, USA
BarbaraSilverstein

Sensor fusion
and human
behavioral
pattern analysis
for vehicle
occupancy
detection
Klaus Bengler

Coordination
and Cooperationin Air Traffic
Control (ATC)Donald Gyles

Upper limb
biomechanicalstudy of driving
task based onanybody software
Jing Zhang

The telephone a useful earlyintervention toolin themanagement ofwork related
injuries
Gosia Speed

Exploring theinfluence ofwork cultureon
Musculoskele
tal Discomfort(MSD)
amongst
Malaysianoffice workers
IsmailMaakipEvaluation of
the SAGAT
method forhighlyautomated
driving
Ingmar Langer

Neuroscience:
The Brains
BehindBehaviour
Based Safety
Ken Horrigan& Vanessa
Elliott

Correlation of
wet SCOF
ranges andSlip-and-Fall
Injury Claims
Russell
Kendzior

Human Factors
in Training for
Aircraft
MaintenanceTechnicians
Shanmugam
Ayyakannu

Improving theinterconnection
between manikin
motions andcollision-freepaths of external
objects
Niclas Delfs

Workplaceinterventions:
What is needed
to assist
employees withpersistentmusculoskeletal
pain to maintainproductive
employment?
Jodi Oakman

A multifaceted
workplaceintervention
reduces low
back pain innurses' aides:
results from a
pragmatic
steppedwedge cluster
randomized
controlled trial
Charlotte
Rasmussen

Systems
perspective inroad safety - an
improvement of
novice driver
training in India
Sajan Pillai

USA
vs.Australia
Matched Case
Analysis for
Improved
Construction
Safety and
HealthBrian Kleiner

Effect of theDuration of
Slip-resistantShoe Use on
Slip-resistanceSantoshVerma

New Criteria for
the Design andAssessment of
Systems for the
Guidance of
Persons with
Difficulties ofOrientation inTransport Hubs
and Public
SpacesPeter Wagstaff

Virtual reality
based
ergonomic risk
evaluation of
welding tasks
AzizurRahmanWhat canWorkers'
Compensation
data tell us
about themechanisms ofoccupational
falls in Western
Australia?
Jean
Mangharam

Understanding
slips, trips, andfalls amongolder railpassengers:
Future-proofing
risk
Patrick
Waterson &Roger HaslamWednesday 12 August 2015 cont…
1145–1245
Venue
1245–1415

Lunch
Plenary 1
MSD – Individual
Factors andClinical Issues

Room 101MSD –Multidimensio
nal
Approaches

Chairperson

Deepak Sharan

BarbaraSilverstein

The effect ofwrist flexion andextension on
median nerve at
carpal tunnel
among elderly
Japanese men
Ping Yeap Loh

Multidisciplina
ry analysis ofrisk factors of
MSD in meat
cutting: theissue oforganisingknife
maintenance
Adriana
Savescu

Co-morbidities ofThoracic Outlet
Syndromeamong IT
professionals
Deepak Sharan

Performance
relatedmusculoskeletal
disorders amongmusicians: asystematic
review
Deepak SharanLevel 1 foyer
Room 102
Activity
Theories forWork Analysis
and Design –City, School
and Smart
ObjectFrancisco
DuarteRoom 103
Ergonomic
andIntervention
Studies inAgriculture

Ubiquitous
technologies
for capture of
real-world
performance
Sarah
SharplesParticipatory
ergonomics toprevent workrelated
musculoskelet
al disorders
for aircraft
cabin cleanersin Hong Kong
Chun Lung
So

Analyzing
usages of lightcommercial
vehicles insituation for
identifying theusers' needs
Aurelle Klein

Physical andmental load
duringcheckout
cashier work
Roeland
Motmans

Future Ways ofWorking?:
Evaluation ofsedentary
behaviour in an
activity based
workenvironment
Martin Mackey

Room 105
Organisational
Design andManagement –Research
Hotbox
symposium

Room 106
Ergonomics in
Manufacturing

Room 107
Aerospace HFE– Situational
AwarenessRoom 108
Company
Case Studies– Complex
Systems

Room 109
Human
Simulation andVirtualEnvironments

Room 110
Elsevierworkshop on
publishing in ajournal – Part I

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics –emotional
intelligence

Room 112
Transport
Ergonomics
and Human
Factors

Room 203
Safety and
HealthRoom 204
Slips, Trips andFalls – Falls
from Height

Victor Duraj

Patrick
Neumann

Allen Yagjian

Guy Boy &Stephen Legg

Ruud Pikaar

Shaun
Robertson

Gary Dennis

RichardBowmanResearch
Hotbox: Critical
Questions
Crucial Theory
and Current
Methods in
ODAM
Research
Patrick
Neumann

The work in
the jewelry
manufacturing
SandraGemma

On thecomplexity ofsituationawareness
Guy Boy

Integrating
Ergonomics/Human Factors(E/HF) into the
DesignProcess at a
Petrochemical
Manufacturing
Company:
Successes,
Failures andBarriers
Margo Fraser
Developing
injuryprevention
strategies
through designmodification of
the Human
MachineInterface: A
tram drivercabin casestudy
Helen Moody
Applying
ergonomic
principles tocontrol a longterm manual
handling risk
KatrinaJames

Gaia Lupo
Sarah Sharples
David Tappen
Gaia Lupo
Sarah Sharples
David Tappen

GiulioToccafondi

Orchardladders withshorter rungspacing forstone fruit
harvestVictor Duraj

Gunther Paul &ThomasAlexander
Digital humanmodels forcollegiate SAE
land vehicle
competitions
Matt Parkinson

Howemotional
intelligenceinfluences
residents'
emergency
care activity?
David
Hartnagel

Solid: A Modelof thePrinciples,
Processes andInformation
required toensure Mobility
for all in Public
Transport
Systems
Peter Wagstaff

Introducing
RAMP: A Risk
Assessment
andManagement
tool for manual
handling
Proactvely
Jörgen Eklund

Graphical Fault
Tree Analysis
for Fatal Falls
in theConstruction
Industry
Chia-Fen Chi

Somewhere
between hasteand delay Investigating
the Interactionsof Road Users
andPedestrians in
a Dynamic RailLevel Crossing
Environment
Anjum
NaweedEffects ofautomatic train
protection on
driverperformance,
behaviour andworkload
Max Hely

A practitioner
model forassessingmanual liftingand lowering
operations included in the
RAMP tool
Jörgen Eklund

Residential
Construction
Foremen - Fall
Prevention and
SafetyCommunication
Intervention
Ann Marie
Dale

Validation of
RULA, REBA in
agriculture
workers inIndian context
Amar Kundu

Simplecountermeasur
e for preventionof fall fromportable ladderand residential
roof
Yasumichi
Hino

Characterizing
repetitive
upper arm
motions inapple
harvesting
Ornwipa
Thamsuwan

Improvementof working
posture during
harvestinggreen
asparagus
with long-shaft
scissors
YutakaKikuchiRoom 104

Crucial theory
for practicalwork andresearch inhuman factors inorganisational
design andmanagement
Per Langaa
JensenMild hypoxia,
mood andcomplexcognition inpilotsStephen Legg
Integratedwater
resources
management
in denpasar
regencythroughergonomics
ship approach
Lilik
Sudiajeng

Ergonomics
Process in a
MetallurgicalIndustry
DanielaFischer

Pilots' DecisionMaking underHigh Workload:
RecognitionPrimed or Not An Engineering
Point of View
Klaus Bengler
The
Development ofan Active
Listening Test
for Federal
Aviation
Administration
Air Traffic
Control
Specialists
Kathryn M
Bleckley
Examining thepredictive
validity of the
WOMBATsituationawareness pilot
selection test
Carlo
Caponecchia

Comparing thepreferred driving
postures between
Chinese andFrench drivers
Xuguang Wang

Identification of
redundant
boundary digital
human models
Lars Hansen

Time of cureand time forcare
Andrew
Thatcher
Relationships
between
Work-Family
Spillover,Compensation and Mental
HealthCondition
among
Japanese
Nurses:
Focusing on
Multiple Roles
Map
Descriptions
Yasuyuki
YamadaThe
importance ofsocial cue
utilisation intheperformanceof transient
teams
Daniel Yee

Wednesday 12 August 2015 cont…
Upper
extremity
musculoskelet
al disorders(UEMSD):
What is therole ofpsychologicaldistress? Howdopsychosocial
work factors
influence therelation
between
UEMSD andprolonged
computerwork?
Susan Stock
Understandin
g therelationships
betweensocialinequalities
and working
conditions
associatedwith workrelated
musculoskelet
al disorders:
implications
for prevention
Susan Stock1415–1445

Afternoon tea

A Systems
Engineering
Analysis ofTeam
Approaches inHigher
Education
Barrett
CaldwellErgonomic
evaluation of
paddy seeder
and rotary
weeder withwomen
operators
Bini SamWork analysis
of supervisors
as a design
activity offrameworks
developed bydaily andoccasional
microprojects
Valerie Pueyo& PascalBeguinThe
importance ofcombined field
and laboratory
research foreffective
ergonomics
interventions an example
from the citrus
industry inSouth Africa
MiriamMattison

Did you forget
about me? The
importance ofaccessibility formorevulnerable
populations in
the disaster risk
management
Eric Lucas
CabralPostureAssessment
As A Measure
Of Work
Stress During
Tractor Field
Operation
P Kampurath

Future Trends
in Military
Anthropometry
Continued

Research
HotboxContinued

The Naturalistic
Flying Study:
Innovation in
General Aviation
Safety Researchand RiskManagement
Carlo
Caponecchia
Using aNaturalistic
Flying Study to
Derive aTaxonomy of
Metrics to
Measure Safe
Flying
Performance inStudent Pilots
Murray Terwey

On Bended
Knee:
Marrying
Strategies to
Reduce the
Impact ofWorkplace
Knee Injuries
in a Ship
Building
Environment
John Whale

Effects ofprotective
equipment andbody borne gearon seatedmaximum reachenvelopes
Monica Jones

Simulation of
Virtual Human
Hand Evolution
after Stroke
Esteban Peta
PitarchElsevierworkshop on
publishing in ajournal – Part I
Continued

Working andliving withhome care - a
workplace forone, a home
for the other
Gerd
Johansson

Human Factors
Contributions toTram-on-tram
Collisions
Anjum
NaweedLethal ladders:
new researchon ladderclimbing calls
for fundamental
rethink ofaccess design
Carl Sachs

ErgonomicallyDesigned Light
Rail Transit(LRT) Cart for
Persons with
Special Cases(pscs)
Josephine
GermanEffect ofhandrail heighton the speed
and accuracyof reach-tograsp balancerecoveryreactions
during ramp
descent: A pilot
study
Alison Novak

Level 1 foyer

Wednesday 12 August 2015 cont…
Venue
1445–1615

Chairperson

Plenary 1
MSD
SYMPOSIUM –Force and
Repetition:
Relative
Contributions to
Upper
Extremity
Disorders andFatigueDavid Rempel& Francesco
Violante
Definitions offorce andrepetition:
Associations
with upper limb
msds
Arun Garg

Room 101MSD
WORKSHOP Critical review
of an msds risk
assessment‘toolkit’ forroutineworkplace use
by non-experts

Room 102
Activity
Theories forWork Analysis
and Design

Room 103
Ergonomic
Studies andInterventionsin Brazilian
Agriculture

Room 104
Organisational
Design andManagement –Healthcare
Management

Room 105
Organisational
Design andManagement –Macroergonomic
concepts

Room 106
Ergonomics in
Manufacturing

Room 107
Ergonomics forChildren and
Educational
Environments

Room 108
Company
Case Studies– PhysicalWork

Room 109
Anthropometry workshop

Room 110
Elsevier
Reviewer
workshop: do’s
and don’ts whenreviewing ajournal paper –Part II

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics patient
handling

Room 112
Transport
Ergonomics
and Human
Factors

Room 203
Safety and
Health workshop

Room 204
Slips, Trips andFalls – Agingand Healthcare

Wendy
Macdonald,
Jodi Oakman &Owen Evans
WORKSHOP Critical review
of an msds risk
assessment‘toolkit’ forroutineworkplace use
by non-experts
Wendy
Macdonald
Jodi Oakman
Owen Evans

LaerteSznelwar

Victor Duraj

David Caple &Kathleen
Rockefeller

Thomas Smith

RichardGardner

Gitte Lindgaard

Dirk Delaruelle

Alistair Furnell

Gaia Lupo
Sarah Sharples
David Tappen

Robyn
Coman

Carryl Bladwin

Peta Miller

Sue Hignett &Laurie Wolf

What do wemean about
work
LaerteSznelwar

Analysis of thetomatoharvest: acase study ineight brazilian
farms
Uiara
MontedoSeniormanagement
commitment toimproveergonomics in
acutehealthcare
David Caple

A Philosophy ofErgonomics/Hu
man Factors - A
Broader
Perspective
Thomas Smith

A Method fortheAssessment of
Psychosocial
andOrganizational
Injury Risk
Impact ofAutomation orProcess
ChangePeregrin
Spielholz

Multifactorial
Analysis of Back
Pain among
Nigerianschoolchildren
using backpacks
AdemolaAdeyemiUsing
participatory
ergonomics todecreaseinjury costs
and increase
production - A
case study
example withina number of
NSW quarries
Kylie Newton

Future Trends in
Military
Anthropometry
Alistair Furnell

Gaia Lupo
Sarah Sharples
David Tappen

ManualHandling of
People (MHP)
Risk
Management:a survey ofaged carestaffknowledge
andunderstandin
g ofenvironment
related MHP
risk control
interventions
Robyn
Coman
Rapid
Reported
Risk Rating
Tool in HealthCare...... 2
minutes tomake manual
handling ofpeopletraining
relevant andefficient
AileenConroyBrazilian airtransport: theexperiences of
elderly
passengers
Talita Naiara
Rossi Da Silva

Creating GoodWork ThroughEffective
DesignPeta Miller

Age effects on
posturalstability in liftingtasks
Jiahong Song

Role of workorganization on
activity of theambulance
drivers of auniversity
hospital in Sao
Paulo, Brazil
EduardoCosta Sa

Gait Alterations
on Irregular
Terrain in older
adults with andwithout
Parkinson
Disease: Fall
Risk
Implications
Andrew
Merryweather

The Lifting
Paradigm:
Whyparamedics
routinely lift
patients off
the ground,
and what theyshould be
doing insteadPeter
Pollnitz

A National
Strategy for
Safe Use of
Quad Bikes in
SwedenPeter
Lundqvist

Obesity andfalls in older
individuals:
estimating fallrisk andidentifying
mediatingfactors
Rebecca
MitchellResults of asystematic
review of theinteraction
between force
and repetition:
Evidence of acausal fatigue
failure processinmusculoskeleta
l tissues
Sean
Gallagher

The use of
personal
protective
equipment intomatoharvestUiara
Montedo

Where does
the time go? A
work sampling
study ofphysicaltherapy faculty
time use
Kathleen
Rockefeller

Implementing
the conditions
for an effective
participation in acontinuous
design process
Maria Sol Perez

Requirement
analysis ofmultimodal
humanmachineinterfaces formachine tools
Tobias Hellig

A systematic
review of risk
factors formusculoskeletal
pain due to
heavy
backpacks inschool children
Deepak SharanFindings frompsychophysicalstudies on
repetitive upper
extremity tasks
Jim Potvin

Proposal of a
Methodology
for Conception
Sustainable
Development
Indicators for
Organic
FamilyFarming
Maria
Christine
Werba
Saldanha

Mobilization ofworkers inprimary
prevention, acondition for
the efficiencyof hospitallevelintervention
Elsa Laneyrie

Strategies todevelop andstrengthen
Human Factors
and Ergonomics
knowledge
among
stakeholders in
SwedenHillevi
Hemphala

User centred
design as
innovation
driver: a new
approach to
motorcaravans™ project
Francesca
Tosi

Children's
utilisation ofallied healthtreatment tomanage ICTrelated pain
MarinaCiccarelli

Humancentred designfor civil
construction:
Reducing
safety andhealth risks
associatedwith theoperation andmaintenanceof on-roadvehicles andmobile plant
Sara Pazell"Carving up
the problem ofmeat delivery"Petermccubbery

Jemma
ColemanMatt Parkinson

Wednesday 12 August 2015 cont…
The associationof force andrepetition withwrist tendinosis
among bluecollar workers
in the San
Francisco study
Carisa HarrisAdamson

WORKSHOP Critical review
of an msds risk
assessment‘toolkit’ forroutineworkplace use
by non-experts
Continued

What do wemean aboutwork
Continued

Sugar-cane
harvestingmachinedesign 'in thefield'Robin
BurgessLimerick

Findings on
carpal tunnel
syndrome fromthe prospective
Italian cohort
study onmanualworkers
Francesco
VolanteWork-related
factors
associated withcarpal tunnel
syndrome:
Analysis ofpooledprospective
data from 2532
workers
David Rempel

Behavioral
sensor-basedorganizational
design andmanagementin Japan: Fromtheperspectivesofcommunication channel innursing
organization
MotokiMizunoExamining
Patient Work:
The When,and How Muchof Self-care
Dan NathanRoberts

Mathematicaland humancentered
optimization of
the distributionof rareresources on theexample ofseatingMarius Oberle

Anthropomorp
hic motion
control for safeand efficienthuman-robot
cooperation inassemblytasks
Sinem Kuz

Permanent
effects of backpack on spinal
curvature ofschool children
Ishant Gupta

Role Analysis in
the Construction
Supply Chain
Brian Kleiner

User centred
design for ecoefficient
behaviors inhomeappliances™
industry
Francesca
Tosi

Level of
Implementationof Ergonomic
Based School
furniture for
MalaysianChildren
Jafri Mohd
RohaniDoes
residential
aged carework offer
attractive
employment
opportunities?
Victoria
Weale

Venue
1615–1700

Plenary 1
Australian
SessionRoom 101
IEA/ILOsessionRoom 102
Psycho-social& psychocultural issues

Room 103
Food &
harvestingtools

Room 104
Health, safety,
planning &education

Chairperson

Andrew
Petersen
Human Factors
andErgonomics
Society ofAustralia(HFESA): 50th
Anniversary
HistoryJose Orlando
Gomes
Promotion
Ergonomics
Checkpoints:
China
Experience
Min Zhang

Pierre Falzon

Agriculture TC
Chair
Developing
low cost
harvesting toolusing
ergonomics
concept for oilpalm fresh
fruit bunch
harvesters in
Malaysia: A
case study
ShamsulBahri Mohd
TamrinKirsten Olsen

Psycho-cultural
Analysis ofDisaster Risk
Attitudes in
Situation
Awareness
Halimahtun
Mohd KhalidWorkenvironment
and patient
safety during
planning,
design andprocurementof workspace
for advanced
medicalequipment
VivecaWiberg &Marianne
Jakobsson

Creating andAssessing
Ergonomics
Design and
Build Criteria
for Airplane
Product
Development
Peregrin
Spielholz

Future Trends in
Military
Anthropometry
Continued

Elsevier
Reviewer
workshop: do’s
and don’ts whenreviewing ajournal paper –Part II
Continued

The Effect ofa Hospital
Bed Turn
AssistFeature on
Biomechanical Responses
When Turning
Patients
Dan NathanRoberts

A Study on
Motorcycle
Usage andComfort in
Urban India
Sai Praveen
Velagapudi

Commencem
ent ofHealthcare
Ergonomics
Workshop:Intervening in
the design
process:
practical
examplesfromhealthcare
workplacedesignMark
Hennessy

Differences
betweenprescribed andreal: verificationof service
provision topassengers
who need
specialassistance in
air transport
from theperspective of
the new
Brazilian
Resolution
Talita Naiara
Rossi Da Silva
DriverDistraction isGreater with
Cell Phone
Conversation
than with
Passenger
Conversation A Social
Cybernetic
Interpretation
Thomas Smith
Room 112

Effects of tablet
tilt angle on
children's
handwriting inelementary
schoolTakashi
Shibata

Room 105
MSD problems,
job satisfaction& workplace
analysis
Knut Fostervold

Room 106
Exercise andhealthRoom 107
Ergonomics
education &practice

Room 108
Miscellaneous
Ergonomics

Katie Buckley

Amy Chung

Dave Moore

CharacterizationofMusculoskeletal
Disorders in the
manufacturingindustry inSonora Mexico
Enrique De La
Vega

ERIK: acontrollable
exerciseequipment for
the lower limb
Koyanagi
Ken'ichiDevelopment of
Ergonomics
Checkpoints for
Educational
Environments
Sarbjit Singh'Mass andDensity ofMaterials:
Construction
Management
Students’
Knowledge
andPerceptions
John
Smallwood

Room 109
Standards,
conservation &work ability"Conserving theConservator": A
Participative
Ergonomics
Approach to
Reduce the Risk
of Work-Related
Musculoskeletal
Disorders from
Performing
Conservation
Treatment at
Artlab Australia
Josephine Bills

Room 110
Advanceddisplay
optimisation

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics workshop

Stephen Legg

Mark
Hennessy
Intervening in
the design
process:
practical
examplesfromhealthcare
workplacedesignContinued

Event detection
using a simulatedhead-worndisplay
Michael Pascale

Creating GoodWork ThroughEffective
DesignContinued

Are patients at
risk for falling?
Not if you ask
them!
Laurie Wolf

Silver bullets orbuckshot?
Patient falls
and a systems
model inhealthcare
facility design
Ellen Taylor

Using Human
Factors &Ergonomics totackle Slip,
Trips and Falls
risks in Care
Environments
Sue Hignett

Room 203
On Royal
Charters &posturaldiscomfort
Patrick
Waterson
The granting ofa RoyalCharter: ananachronism ora majordevelopment
for ergonomics
and humanfactors?
Roger Haslam

Room 204
Healthcare
Systems &DesignSue Alexander
Med/Surg
Patient Room
Layouts
Identified
Through a
Participatory
Design Processwith Hospital
Staff
StevenLavenderWednesday 12 August 2015 cont…
Human Factors
andErgonomics
Society ofAustralia(HFESA): 50th
Anniversary
History
Continued

1700–1830

1700
1700

Promotion
Ergonomics
Checkpoints:
China
Experience
Continued

MSD TC
Meeting

Understanding
the cultural
disparities in
the approaches
taken whenlearning newtechnology, inform ofsmartphone
usage by
Rhodes
University
students fromtwo different
ethnicaldispositions
SwantjeZschernack

Agriculture TC
Meeting

WMSD
complaints
among Palm
Oil Plantation
Workers:
Impact ofmachine andtechnology
usage
Nur Syazwani
Mohd Nawi

WWCS TC
meeting

Occupational Health & Safety SIG – followed by social networking event
Resources & Energy SIG – followed by social networking event

The integrationof health andsafety in
University
curricula: theAustralianexperiencePaul
Rothmore

Correlation
analysis
between theoccurrence ofadverseevents andinfrastructuredevelopment
in an active
war theatre
Erman Cakit
Anthropometry
TC meeting

Ergonomic
workplace
analysis in anelevator
manufacturing
company
Deepak Sharan

The combined
relationshipbetweenoccupational
physical
activity andself-reported
cardiorespirato
ry fitness withcardiovasculardiseasemortality: A
Prospective
Investigation inthe
Copenhagen
City Heart
Study
AndreasHoltermann

Theory versus
practice in thehuman factors
and ergonomics
discipline:
Trends in journal
publications
from 1960 to2010
Amy ChungOn the use of
self-reported
anthropometricmeasurements
in ergonomics
Mohamed
MokdadOptimizing theinformation
presentation
position of aspectacle-typedevice:Presenting
information to
maximize user
attention andminimizediscomfort
DaigoroYokoyama

Worldwide
student
involvement in
human factors
and ergonomics
societies: Whatcan HFESA
learn?
Amy Chung

ODAM TC
Meeting

Intervening in
the design
process:
practical
examplesfromhealthcare
workplacedesignContinued

A Study On
PosturalDiscomfort Of
House
Construction
Workers Using
Reba Method
Rekha Vyas

A HeuristicBased ReEvaluation of the
IBM Academic
Initiative ProjectInterface
Gabriella
Hancock

Occupational
Sedentary
Exposure
Workshop –National Policy
Implications

IEA History

A strategic
approach tohealthcare
facility andworkforce
commissioning
Karen Davies

An EEG based
HumanExoskeleton
Interaction
Jing Qiu

Healthcare
Ergonomics TC
Meeting

The General Assembly
The General AssemblyThursday 13 August 20150730–1700
0900–0945

0945–1015
Venue
1015–1145

Chairperson

Registration desk open
Exhibition open
Chairperson: Barbara McPhee

Plenary 1

Reaching out - Occupational Gerontology
Dr Clas-Hakan Nygard, University of Tampere, FinlandMorning tea
Plenary 1
Building andconstruction

Ann Marie Dale

Workers'
Changing
PsychophysicalCharacteristics
RequirePrevention
through Design(ptd) and
Safety, Health& Ergonomic(SH&E)
Strategies at
Construction
Worksites(videopresentation)

Room 101

Room 102
Activity
Theories forWork Analysis
and Design
workshopSarah Sharples

Room 103
Miscellaneous
Ergonomicand Health
Issues inAgriculture
Rima Habib

Human Factors
in Complex
Systems:
Challenges andOpportunities
Sarah
SharplesILO Practical
Tools on
Ergonomic
Solutions to
Occupational
Safety and
HealthHazards inAgriculture
Shengli Niu

Level 1 foyer
Room 104
Aging

Clas-Håkan
Nygård &AndreasHoltermann
A Driving
Simulator
Study: Elderly
and Younger
Drivers™
Physiological,
Visual||andDriving
Behavior on
Intersection
Se Jin Park

Room 105
Organisational
Design andManagement –StressManagement
Sylvain Biquand& Jodi Oakman

Room 106
Ergonomics in
Manufacturing

Room 107International
Symposium onChildren andTechnology

Room 108
Company
Case Studies– Healthcare

Room 109MSD –Training/EducationRoom 110
MSD – Analysis
Methods

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics –designRoom 112
Transport
Ergonomics
and Human
Factors

Room 203
Safety and
HealthRoom 204
Slips, Trips andFalls – Stair 1

Tim Severino

Pieter Coenen& Leon Straker

Barbara
McPheeVictoria Weale

Fiona Weigall

Francesca
Tosi

Airdrie Long

Sharon Phillips

Jake Pauls

Why arepsychosocial
risks on the
rise? Human
history and neoTaylorism
Sylvain
BiquandErgonomics
Process in a
TextileIndustry
DanielaFischer

Television
watching
exposure fromchildhood toearly adulthood
Leon Straker

Mapping
healthcare
processes andclinicalpractices todesign an
integrated
system forpatient safety
and quality ofcare
MichelaTanziniThe design andimplementation ofan exercise
programme forthe prevention
and managementof work-related
upper limb
disorders
Liz Ashby

Top-down
estimation of joint
moments during
manual lifting
using inertial
sensors
Alain Delisle

Redesign the
discharge
process forenhancingcoordination
at caretransitions
and reducing
readmission
GiulioToccafondi

Enhanced
Context of
Accident
Analysis andClassification Digging Root
Causes behind
CausesYu-Hung Chi

Characteristics
of occupational
accidents by
age
Akiko
Takahashi

Effects ofwearingslippers on
walking
locomotion on
stairs in female
elderly
Satoshi
Muraki

Visibility andinvisibility ofsome forms of
weakening at
work in fivelarge French
companies
Catherine
Delgoulet

Ergonomics
evaluation ofan packaging
workstation ina electric
supply industry
AngelaPolettoReducing therisk of MSD for
nurses during
IV bladder
irrigation
procedures
SusanGardiner

The influence ofexperience on
manual materials
handling and its
implications fortraining: asystematic
literature review
Mark Boocock

Lifting task:
parameters
variation on
stable andunstablesurfaces
Juan Albert
Castillo

Patient
profiles fordesign:tailoring
rehabilitation
consults inorthopaedics
Marijke
MellesDeveloping
Human Factors
Standards for a
Transport
Organisation
GarethHughesWhich code is
it? Inter-rater
reliability ofsystemstheory-based
causal factor
taxonomy forthe outdoor
sectorGemma Read

Effect ofvarying lengthsof stair nosing
on foot
trajectoryduring stair
ascent anddescent inhealthy older
adultsAlison Novak

Cornering Law:
The Need forFurther
Research andDevelopment
Deak Helton

The influenceof information
presented on
digital escaperoute signage
on decisionmaking undermentally andemotionallystrenuousconditions
Sonja Theresa
Meier

Using 3D laser
scanning to
improve thereliability ofstairwaygeometrymeasurements
RichardBowmanMobile touch
screen device
use amongyoung Australianchildren - first
results from anational survey
Pieter Coenen

James G
Borchardt

Jobaccommodatio
n of people withdisabilities intheconstructionindustry:
analysis ofproduction andabsence
Bruno
Guimarãles
Why are we notlearning tomanagemanual tasks intheConstruction
Industry?
Justin Ludcke

Work in art,
art in work:[un]changing
representations of work in
the art of
Kiron Sinha
Anjum
NaweedDesigning a
training
course foranimalhandlers
taking accountof the diversityand variabilityof the workand thepeople trained
Christine
Vidal-Gomel

Ergonomic
designrequirements
for a safe grip
to prevent
falling of older
persons in thebathroom
RichardGoossens

A Field Study
towards
Revitalizationof Aging Cities
in Japan
Takumi
IwaasaWhat canworkplaces do
to support
employees withpersistent pain
conditions?
Jodi Oakman

Postural effecton muscular
activities ofElectronics
workers in
Malaysia
AdemolaAdeyemiCan ipadapplications
promote preprimarychildren's fine
motor skills
development?
Courtenay
HarrisSedentary
behaviours ofschoolchildren
using mobile
technology inthe classroom
MarinaCiccarelli
Cervicalkinematic,muscle activity
and energy
expenditureduring electronic
game playing
and theirassociation withmusculoskeletal
discomforts
Donald Lui

7 years tocross the roadsafely........ 'I'drather get hit
by a bus thanhave mytrolley tip over'
AileenConroyThe Effect of JobspecificOccupational
Health Education
Program on
Prevention ofWork-related
Musculoskeletal
Back Injury
Andy S.K.
Cheng

Whole workday
measurements ofupper arm
postures among
workers from 15
occupations- An
accelerometerbased study
Peter Palm

Experiencesof clinical staff
during the
introduction ofmobiletechnology
systems in anacute careward
AlexandraLang
A co-design
project for anursing
information
systemKosukeYamadaThursday 13 August 2015 cont…
Exploring Body
Stressing
Injuries in theConstruction
Industry: A
Project
conducted byan Australian
SafetyAuthority
April Jones

1145–1245

Human Factors
in Complex
Systems:
Challenges andOpportunities
Continued

The influenceof cattle heighton the activityof shoulder
muscles inveterinarians
during rectal
palpations
SwantjeZschernack

Multilevel
Assessment of
the Effects ofAge Diversity
Philipp
Przybysz

Assessment of
postural stressamong
bricklayers in aconstruction
company
Bouhafs
Mebarki

The Decision
to Continue
Working or
Retire Early
Kerstin
Nilsson

Ergonomic riskin the stages of
construction of
the storm waterdrainagesystemAngela Poletto

Associations
between age,leadership,sickness
absence andjob satisfaction
Clas-Hakan
NygardLunch

Helping carers
to care: Job
quality, safety
and care quality
in aged care
Valerie
O’Keeffe

Determination ofphysical fatigue
in sweep
workers
Claudia Selene
Castro Castro

Technologicaldesigninfluence on
production andergonomic
development
in meat cutting
Johan
KarltunThe physicalimpact ofelectronic gameplay on children
Leon Straker
Relationships
between social
skill, problem
behaviours andexposure tosocialnetworking sites
amongstadolescents
Courtenay
Harris

Effective
designprocess for the
involvement ofvolunteer staff
in ergonomic
redesign
NicoleWalters

Safety bydesign andcollaboration
Jay Lewis

Influencing
nationallyrecognised
training
programmes forthe purpose of
applying
evidence basedmanual task
training acrossAustralia
Rosalind
Forward
Sharing
Knowledge
betweenErgonomic
ScientificInspectors andIndustry
Inspectors: An
Australian Safety
Authority Cross
Industry Manual
Task Initiative
Jean
Mangharam
An intervention
programcombiningergonomics andmotor control
training caneffectively
change physicaljob exposuresand perceived
exertion
Grace Szeto

Ergonomic
design andevaluation ofa mobile
application for
epidemiologicalsurveillance
Moustafa
ZouinarErgonomics
in design:
medicaldevices forhome care
Francesca
Tosi

Maximum
Acceptable
Work Period in
Load Carryingof Sherpa
Mode forFemaleWorkers
P.K. Pranav

Theeffectiveness ofaversive healthwarnings: Do
they reallywork?
Nicole Aimers

Use of 3D laser
scanning
stairwaygeometry data
to betterunderstand therisk of falls andenableimproved stairregulations
RichardBowmanMaking thecase for Crew
Centered
Design (CCD)
in merchantshipping
Aditi Kataria

Experiences
and results of a
project inAustria tomotivate smes
for age-based
workplaces
Michael Wichtl

Loading profileof the landing
foot on stairtreads and theirnosings during
descent
RodneyHunterPhotographic
study of stair
ascent anddescent on
publicstairways
RodneyHunterLevel 1 foyer

Thursday 13 August 2015 cont…
Venue
1245–1415

Plenary 1
Building andConstruction

Room 101
Ergonomics in
Design Accessibility

Room 102Working with
Computer
Systems

Chairperson

Henk Van Der
Molen

Dave Moore

The Design
and Evaluationof a Universal
Rig forSupporting
Large Hammer
Drills to
Reduce Injury
Risk
David Rempel

Designing for
Construction
Ergonomics
John
Smallwood

Use ofvoluntarycontrols forphysical risks in
Sheet Metal
Work tasks
Ann Marie
Dale

Job rotation toprevent workrelated
musculoskeleta
l complaints:
usefulness andease of use
Henk Van Der
Molen

Room 104
Aging - How topromotehealthy andproductive
aging at work
– symposium(Part 1)Room 105
Organisational
Design andManagement –Conditions of
Performance

Christopher
Schlick

Jodi Oakman& Clas-Håkan
NygårdIncreasing
Personal
Mobility for
Wheelchair
Users inDeveloping
Countries - a
Wheelchair
PrototypeEvaluation
Study inIndonesia
Erik Ohlson

Development ofthe (adaptive)
computerliteracy scale(CLS)
MichaelSengpiel

Trust in
Human-Robot
Interaction for
Assistive
Robotics
Tracy Sanders

Investigation of
the angle andage effectusing Fitts' law
forconventional
information
input
Jennifer
Bützler

Using dielectric
stack actuatorsfor blindnavigation witha tactile
computermouse
Michaela
Kauer

Evaluating
Cybersecurity
Vulnerabilities
with the EmailTestbed:Effects ofTraining
Ben Sawyer

Age-robust
cognitive
ergonomic
design of
network
diagrams inprojectmanagement
software: An
empirical studyof the effect ofcontinuousedges on graphcomprehension
Jennifer
Bützler

Room 103

Room 107
Ergonomics forChildren and
Educational
Environments

Room 108
Company
Case Studies– Forum

Room 109
MSD CASE
STUDIES Physically
Demanding Work

Room 110
MSD – Analysis
Methods

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics –HumanFactors

Room 112
Transport
Ergonomics
and Human
Factors

Room 203
Safety and
HealthRoom 204
Slips, Trips andFalls symposium Stair 2

Per Lindberg &Laerte Sznelwar

Room 106
Gender andWork - Gender
perspectivesonmusculoskelet
al health atwork - a
Swedishinitiative
Svend Erik
Mathiassen

Gitte Lingaard

Mary Kikas

BarbaraSilverstein

Mia McLanders &Sara Albolino

Jesse Eisert

Trudy Tilbury

Jake Pauls

Differences
betweenoccupations
with respect toexit fromworking life
RolandKadefors

Measuring
Culture:Evaluating
Measures andMethods
Tristan Endsley

Physical work,
gender andhealth in
working life
Svend Erik
Mathiassen

Creating
innovative minds
and self learning
among thetoddlers throughe-technology
Lavanya
BachwalForum
consists of all
chairs of thecompany casesessions
Task analysis creating safe
work method
statements
Elizabeth
Smith

Assessment ofWorkload andTool Use in
Bathtub
Scrubbing Task
Hsieh-Chin
Chen

Inter-Observerand IntraObserver
Ergonomics
Measurement
MethodRealibility Test:
Initial Research
Ezrin Hani
Sukadarin

Neonatal
resuscitation
guidelines:
How humanfactors canimprovepracticeMiamclanders

Is the risk
management
model andhierarchy ofcontrol relevantforpsychosocial
risks?
Peta Miller

Ageing andwork ability:
Implications
for promoting
healthy
working life inanundergroundcoal mine
environment
MartinMackeyWestern
Management
styles andAfrican culture compatiblity
issues andpropects inindustrialorganization inSouthern Africa
Matthias Gobel
Employees' andmanagers'
perception of ahealthy
workplace interviews fromthree mediumsized companies
Per Lindberg

Human
Factors
Engineering in
projects
Ruud Pikaar

Risks andMusculoskeletal
Symptoms in
Manicure/pedicure Activity
Maria Christine
Weba Saldana

Sector specific
Applications of
the Composite
Ergonomics Risk
Assessment(CERA)
Gyula Szabo

A review ofusability
evaluation
modelsapplied in
criticaldomains
GaneshBhutkar

The effect oftraining
approaches
and feedback
for young andnovice driverson therelationshipbetween theactual andperceived
speed
Oleksandra
Krasnova
Development ofa catalogue ofaction steps ofa car driver andpartialvalidation
Ingmar Langer

Workshop:
Reaching out toenhancestairway
usability andsafety:Collaborations
and otherinteractions
among
professionals in
ergonomics,
public health,and building
standards/codes/regulations,from several
countries
Jake Pauls

Associations
between age,leadership,sickness
absence andjob satisfaction
Clas-Hakan
NygardEmployment
preferences
for Australia's
ageingworkforce: Do
individual andworkplacedeterminantsdifferaccording tosocioeconomic
status?
Jack Noone

Determinants for
positive mental
health andwellbeing at
work - aliterature review
Per Lindberg

Working
conditions infemale andmaledominatedsectors in
Swedishmunicipalities
Christina
JonssonInitiatives forprevention
specificallyfocusing
women´sphysicalworkloads
Kersti Lorén
Women’s work
environment,
health andergonomics:
the impact ofthe project
within the
Swedish Work
Environment
Authority
Minke Wersäll
A genderperspective in
occupational
health projects– a successstory? (video
presentation)
Angelika
SjöstedLandén

Differing
Systems
Perspectives on
Educational
Quality
Thomas Smith

Forum
discussion

Ergonomic
Intervention
ReduceMusculoskeletal
Disorder andIncrease
Comfortable andProductivity
Among Balinese
Offering Maker at
Denpasar Bali
I Dewa Ayu
Inten
Assessment of
Ergonomic Risk
and Compressive
Force on Lumbar
Spine forFarmers in the
Complete Rice
Cultivation Cycle
ManidaSwangnetr

Ergoanalyst:
Innovative
software to
support theimplementationof a participativeergonomics
program
Robin Burgess
Limerick

Ergonomic
analysis of
immunization
activity in a
Health Unit in
BrazilBiancaGruginski

Association
between the
ACGIH TLV for
HAL andincidence of CTS
in a pooled
prospective study
Jay Kapellusch

Task analysisof clinical staff
activities
during the
introduction ofmobiletechnology
systems in anacute careward
Alexandra
Lang

Comparison of
Traditional
Psychophysicaland Sorting
Methods for InVehicle Display
DesignBridget Lewis
Prediction of
fatigue-related
lane-crossing
events in real
drivingYulan Liang
Deindividuationof Drivers: Is
Everyone Elsea Bad Driver?
Gaby Hancock

TBA
Maureen
Dollard

The link
between stressprevention
checkpoints
and ergonomic
checkpoints at
the workplace
Kazutaka Kogi

Physiologicalworkload andmusculoskeleta
l fatigue among
construction
workers
involvingsquatting/kneeli
ng task in
TaiwanYen-Hui LinThursday 13 August 2015 cont…
Evaluation ofelectricalscreed levelingmachines on
physical work
demands andproductivity
Henk Van Der
Molen

Age
differentiatedanalysis of thehand proximity
effect in avisual searchparadigm
Christina
Broehl1415–1445
Venue
1445–1615

Afternoon tea
Plenary 1
Human Factors
andSustainable
Development

Room 101
Ergonomics
and Design forAll

Room 102
OnlineCommunities

Chairperson

Andrew
ThatcherIsabella SteffanFrancoise
Detienne

The
contextualizatio
n of leanmanufacturingin the mining
sector:foreseeable
challenges to
occupational
health andsafetySylvie Nadeau

Ergonomics
supports
Design for All
Francesca
Tosi

Analysing theevolution of
onlinecommunities:
developmental
and narrative
approaches
Francoise
Detienne

Introduction ofminingequipment: key
factors forsustainable
development
Bryan Trudel
Coolingtechnologies
for reducing
thermalconstraints indeep
undergroundmines: OHS
challenges
Stephane
Halle

Aging - How topromotehealthy andproductive
aging at work
– symposium(Part 1)
Continued

Effects of theOrganization
Development ofFirst-Year
Experience andDeveloped
Evaluation Scalein Japan:
Focused on thePsychosocial
Aspects among
Freshman ofUniversity
Yasuyuki Hochi
Social Impact
Information as
an Activity
Impetus of theOrganizational
Speciation
Shogo Kamei

Genderperspectivesonmusculoskelet
al health atwork - a
Swedishinitiative
Continued

Perceptions
andimplicationsof cognitiveaid design for
medicalemergencies
StuartMarshallRoom 105
Organisational
Design andManagement –Management ofHigh Reliability
Work System

Room 106
Healthcare
Ergonomics –HumanFactors

Room 107
MiningRoom 108
Musculoskelet
al Disorders

Room 109
MSD CASE
STUDIES Physically
Demanding Work

Room 110
MSD - Fatigue

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics workshop

Guillaume
Hernandez &Anna Sophia
MoraesFive unexpected
effects of HOF
actions ofimprovement inrisk industries
Guillaume
Hernandez

Louise Whitby

Gary Dennis

DeepakSharanChristine Aickin

Owen Evans

Sue Hignett

A study of therelationshipbetween sit-tostand activity
and seatorientation
Chikamune
Wada

Why are we notlearning tomanage manualtasks in the
Mining Industry?
Justin Ludcke

Diagnosis ofWork Related
Musculoskelet
al Disorders
Jerrish A
Jose
DeepakSharanErgonomic
Analysis on
Musculoskeletal
Disorders of
Slate Pickers in
Coal Preparation
Plant
Yu SunShould werecommend
people to standmore than sit atwork?
Maggie Graf

What dohealthcare
staff need toknow about
Human
Factors &Ergonomics?
Defining corecompetencies
andaccredited
educational
and training
providersSue Hignett

Effectivenessof vibrotactile
displays ofpatient vital
signs under
low and highperceptualmotor task
load
ChiaraSantomauro

MusicInterventions
during a
Sustained
Attention
Response Task
Matthew
Jesso
Conceptual
Design vs.
Constructed
Reality Comparing
GeneralArrangement
Drawings to the
Finalized
Working
Environment
Steven Mallam

Perceived
workplacesafety culture
among
Swedishelectricians
Asa EkWorkshop:
Reaching out toenhancestairway
usability andsafetyContinued

Musculoskeleta
l disorders inslaughterhouse: focus on
poultry
processing
Alexandre
Pinto

Level 1 foyer

Lighting - Onesize fits all OR
design for all?
Jennifer Long
Ergonomics
can reduce or
eliminatebarriers
Andrew
Petersen
Design forchallenging
behaviour pleasant for all
Allen Kong

Will
patientslikeme.
com affect thedoctor-patient
relation and theworkenvironment ofdoctors?
Lena
Petersson

Room 103

Room 104
Aging Symposium on
how topromotehealthy andproductive
aging at work symposium(Part 2)
Jodi Oakman& Clas-Håkan
NygårdWater water
everywhereand not a drop
to drink: thechallenge of
bottled waterprovision toolder users in
hospitals
Alison BellWork
characteristics
at midlife andmusculoskelet
al pain among
municipal
employees
Subas
NeupaneSelf-reported
exposure tobiomechanicaldemands
amongstAustralian
workers: What
happens toolder workers?
Tessa Keegel

The productionof prescriptive
documents inhigh-reliability
organizations:an exploratory
diagnosis
CamilleThomasSystematic
reviews andpatient falls:
are reportablefactors
consistentLouiseWhitbyInfluence ofdifferent stool
types onmuscle activity
and lumbar
posture indentists during
a dental
screening task
Mieke De
BruyneUsing Bow Tie
analyses toenhance
accident
investigation
activities
Philippa
DodshonDrudgery andoccupational
health hazards ofwomen farmers
in cotton
cultivation
Hemu RathoreLong lastingmuscle fatigue
after standingwork
Gabriela Garcia

Room 112
Organisational
Design andManagement Doing it
Differently:
group
processes forresearch andpractice Panel
Tristan Endsley

Room 203
Safety and
HealthRoom 204
Slips, Trips andFalls Biomechanics

Jim Carmichael

Rezaul Begg &RichardBowmanDoing itDifferently:
group
processes forresearch andpractice
Anjum
NaweedManagement ofDilemma under
Sleep
Deprivation in
Anesthesiology
Residents: a
SimulationBased Study
Anais Job

The influenceof medio-lateralforce in thecalculation ofrequiredcoefficient offriction (RCOF)
during level
walking in older
peopleTuire
KaraharjuHuisman

Applying thehuman factors
analysis andclassification
system forhuman errors
and injuries in
the iron andsteel industry
Kang-Hung
Liu

Effect ofLocomotion
Environment
Familiarity andCognitive
Loading on
Gait Control
and Situation
Awareness inMultitasking
Carl Pankok Jr

The Future
InquiryWorkshop inpractice andresearch
Anjum
NaweedThe Field
Diaries: aninnovative
participatory
methodology
Denis Coelho
Chronicle
workshops - aparticipative
method todevelopworkplaces
Sisse Gron

Thursday 13 August 2015 cont…
Effective
Ergonomics
Project on
Implementationof FITS OfficeErgonomics
ProgramJustine Chim

Whenergonomists
meet eachother online to
discuss
practices: A
Frenchspeaking
exampleFlore
Barcellini
The study ofcommunication
effected bymobile instantmessaging
softwarebetween family
members
Chien-Yu Lin

Hybrid Electric
Vehicles:driving towards
sustainability
Divia Riga

Opportunities
for ergonomic
action inorganizations
engaged insustainability: A
Case study
Ivan Bolis
Safety andReliability
Assessment of
a Miniature
Steam
Generator
Abdel-Hakim
BouzidErgonomics
and Design forAll
Continued

Does agematter inpredicting
MSD risk?
Jodi Oakman

Supporting
defence
foresight
analysis with
Cognitive Work
Analysis: Is it
applicable,
helpful, andpractical?
Penelope
Sanderson
Measuring the
Influence of
Human Factors
on MaintenanceReliability
Ari Antonovsky

A design forhumanvariability(dfhv)
approach todetermining
appropriate
sizes ofprosthetic
heart valves
for pediatricpatients
Matt
Parkinson

Long duration
whole-bodyvibrationmeasurementsof surface coalminingequipment
Robin Burgess
Limerick

Assessment ofContinuous andImpulsive Whole
Body Vibration
Exposures in
Heavy
Equipment
Mining Vehicles
Peter Johnson

Diagnosis ofWork Related
Musculoskelet
al Disorders
Continued

Musculoskeletal
complaints
among workers
of a poultryslaughterhouse
Adriana Seara
TirloniMuscle fatigue
and discomfort
associated withstanding andwalking:Comparison ofwork surfaces
Bernard Martin

Lumbarcomplaints andergonomic
evaluation inchemical industry
Eduardo Myung

Determining theeffect of fourstanding restbreak conditions
on self-report low
back pain andmental fatigue,
muscle activationand productivity
during prolonged
sitting in backhealthy
individualsPeter Sheahan
A statisticalmodel toestimate
recovery time forthe shoulder inhighly repetitive
work
Francisco
Lopez Millan

An analysis of
the relationshipbetweeninvitation andattendance at
eventsorganized via
SocialNetworks
Fabio Campos

Understanding
workload and its
components: acase study of alarge Brazilian
private bankAnna Sophia
MoraesPrevalence andRisk Factors ofmusculoskeletal
disorders among
workers of theCharge parts ofthe factory
battery
ManisheMotamedi

MOOC on
Human Factors
in UserInterface
DesignHalimahtun
Mohd Khalid

Human Factorsof Run ThroughSwitches in US
Rail Operations
Francis Durso

Musculoskeletal
disorders among
Rajavithi hospital
workers in central
BangkokCharuwan
ManmeeThe Effects of
Joint-based
Pointing Method
and ControlDisplay Gain on
Upper Extremity
Fatigue in distal
pointing
Hung-Jen Chen

What dohealthcare
staff need toknow about
Human
Factors &Ergonomics?
Continued

The 'Scenario
Invention Task'(SIT): aninnovative
method forharnessing
natural humancreativity
Anjum
NaweedOrganisational
Design andManagement Doing it
Differently:
group
processes forresearch andpractice PanelContinued

Effects of theWork
Improvement
on Board (WIB)
program for
improvingsafety andhealth ofseamenHisamune
Shuji
Making better
best:
application of apractical
consultative
process toimprove theworkarrangements
for art gallery
workers
Rwth Stuckey

Gait adaptation
on surfaces
with different
degrees ofslippeiness
Wen-Ruey
Chang

Innovation andprevention ofrisks related tonanomaterials:
whatintervention fora prospective
ergonomics?
Sandrine
CarolyUsing theGoldilocks
principle andvirtual reality
environments
to develop
appropriate
models for therisk of slipping
RichardBowmanIndividual,
strategic andenvironmental
effects on footpositioning
performance
Jun-Ming Lu

Gaitadaptations tofloor surface
characteristics
in a Virtual
Realityenvironment:
applications to
the design ofsafer
environments
RichardBowmanThursday 13 August 2015 cont…
Venue
1615–1700

Plenary 1
Healthcare
Systems &DesignRoom 101
Varidesk: Work
Elevated

Room 102
Perception,communication& observation

Room 103
Health &occupational
environments

Room 104
Safety &Insight

Room 105
Health & Stress
Prevention

Room 106
Occupational
SafetyTraining & new
Framework

Room 107
Participatory
Ergonomics &Occupational
health/safety

Chairperson

Rachel Dykes

Emily Bright

Gitte Lindgaard

Dave Moore

Christine Aickin

Cardiacsurgical care:Thecharacteristics
ofintraoperative
handoffs
RinaldoBlocker

Varidesk: Work
Elevated
Emily BrightCommunication-aid design for
adults withcomplexcommunication
needs
Shaun Britton

Sue
Alexander
How effective
are patienttransferring
devices in
reducing
injuries tocaregivers?
Arun Garg

An insight into
the fatigue andinjurymechanism oftractoroperators bodydue toinfluence of
impingedvibration
Virendra
Kumar

How tonormalize
electromyogra
phy signal in
low back pain
workers
performing||manual handlingtasks“ asystematic
review
Mariana
VieiraBatistão
Is thebackpack safe
limit suitable
to overweight
and obese
schoolchildren?
Tatiana Sato

Effectivenessof anergonomic
intervention
program forreducing workrelated
musculoskelet
al disorders incommunity
nursesChun lung So

Will an aerobic
exerciseworksiteintervention
reduce therelative aerobic
workload andothercardiovascularrisk factors
among workers
with high levelsof occupational
physical
activity?Results from aclusterrandomized
controlled trial
among cleaners
Mette Korshøj
Relationshipbetweenresilience andstress coping
among
Japanese
university
athletesYuijro Kawata

Sarah
SharplesErgonomics
forteaching/learni
ng practices:
an example on
inclusive
teaching/learni
ng practices
Yannick
Lemonie

1700–1830

Ergonomic
Work Analysis
in a Primary
Health Care
Facility:
identifying
potential
causes ofcognitive
overload inpatient risk
assessment
Paulo
Carvalho
Comparative
validation of theergonomics of
two remotecontrol models:
push buttons
and joystick
Steve Vezeau
HFSD TC
Meeting

Psychophysicalobservations
on humanperceptions ofclimatologicalstress factors in
urban
environment
TeresaSchmidt

Pointing
postures in 3Dlarge displays
Chiuhsiang
Lin

Building andConstruction
TC Meeting

UEMSD
Consortium

Aging TC
Meeting

Ergonomics in
Manufacturing
TC Meeting

Room 110
Assessment &effects

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics

Room 112
Editors of thejournal ofErgonomics
Meeting

Katie Buckley

Ben sawyer

Roger Haslam

Participatory
Ergonomics andBehaviour
Based Safety
Rodney Powell

Assessing the
documentationas part of an
human factor
engineering
programme
Violaine
Bringaud

StuartMarshallThe
Australian
Clinical
Human
Factors
Group
StuartMarshallErgonomics andoccupational
health in thesmall andmedium-sizedenterprises
in||the west of
Algeria
Bouhafs
Mebarki

The effects ofchemicalprotective
clothing on
manual dexterity
Peng-Cheng
Yokoyama

Gender andWork TC
Meeting

Room 108

IPPHE panel
meeting

Room 109

Editors of thejournal ofErgonomics
Meeting

Room 203
Draft Human
Care Work
Checkpoints
expert panel
meeting

Room 204

Draft Human
Care Work
Checkpoints
expert panel
meeting

TEHF TC
Meeting

Friday 14 August 20150730–1700
0730–0830
0900–0945

Registration desk open
Exhibition open
HFESA Healthcare Ergonomics SIG Meeting
Chairperson: Stephen Legg

0945–1015

Healthcare Ergonomics: Reaching out into all areas of Clinical Practice (or Touching and Analyzing the Elephant)
Professor Sue Hignett, Loughborough University (UK)Morning tea

Boatbuilders’ Yard
Plenary 1

Level 1 foyer

Friday 14 August 2015 cont…
Venue
1015–1145

Plenary 1
Patient Handling
Symposium

Chairperson

Tamara James &Sue Hignett
Community care:
Injury risks forpatients and staff
when care isprovided by soloor team working
Sue Hignett

Improving qualityof care andworkflow, by
optimising theworking conditions- a case study on
a Danish Nursing
Home
Kristina
Hallstrom

5th National
Monitoring of
Implementation of
the Dutch
Ergonomic
Guidelines for
Practice in Health
Care: long term
effects of backpain prevention innursing
Hanneke Jacoba
J Knibbe
Developing aworldwide method
for cost benefit
analysis for safe
patient handlinginterventions, tobe completed bysafe patient
handling
practitioners. A
pilot study
Mike Fray
Goal – Resilience
Pippa Wright1145–1245

Lunch

Room 101

Room 102Working with
Computing
Systems

Room 103
Human Factors
and Sustainable
Development

Room 104
Slips, Trips andFalls – Tribology

Room 105
Organisational
Design andManagement –Safety Culture
Matthias Goebel

Room 106
Healthcare
Ergonomics –data monitoring

Christopher
Schlick
Ergonomic Design
and Evaluation ofa Free-Hand
Pointing
Technique for a
Stereoscopic
Desktop Virtual
Environment
Ronald Meyer
Ergonomic
Development of a
Computer Pointing
Device - a
departure from theConventional PC
Mouse towards
CAD Users
Denis A Coelho

Klaus J Zink

Sylvie Leclercq

Development of aframework
combining
continual
improvement inhealth and safetywith a HFE
systems approach
Dave Moore
HFE values forsustainable world:a preliminary
demonstration oftheory into
practice
Andrew Thatcher

Development ofMobileMeasurement
System of Staticand Dynamic
Coefficient ofFriction for ShoeFloor Interface
Kei Shibata
Evaluation for Slip
Resistance ofFloor Sheets andShoe Sole with
Newly Developed
Mobile Friction
Measurement
SystemKei Shibata

Designing alessons-learned
system integrated
in the collective
practices of safety
management
Sandrine Caroly

Novel pulse
oximetrysonification formonitoring
preterm neonateson oxygen support
Kelly Hinckfuss

Safety Learning
System: reporting
work, health andsafety in a patient
safety system
Helen Galindo

The BariatricConundrum:Transporting big
patients safely inthe ambulanceservicePeter Pollnitz

Capacity building
for sustainablesupply chain
management HFE contributions
Klaus Fischer

Study on Rubber
Tread Block
Design for High
Slip Resistance on
LiquidContaminatedCondition
Takeshi
Yamaguchi

Using Ergonomics
to Develop a
Positive Safety
Culture (“DumbWays to Die” or“Smart Ways toThirve”)
Ken Horrigan

Risk Assessment
for ECMO patientsmanaged in "huband spoke"•organizational
model
GiulioToccafondi

Corporate
sustainability corporate's
perception,
historical concepts
and contribution ofergonomics
Laerte Sznelwar

A comparison of
psychophysicalassessments andphysical slip
resistancemeasurements
Richard Bowman

A
Macroergonomics
Approach to
Examining Safety
Climate in the
Trucking Industry
Michelle
Robertson

Preliminary resultsof an exploratory
study towards a
general task anddata model fortelemedical
visualizations
Sabine Theis

Ergonomic as atool to evaluate
and improve thesustainability of
the workforce
Felipe Meyer

How valid are
psychophysicalassessments as
an indicator of slip
resistance?
Richard Bowman

Giulio Toccafondi

Room 107
Organisational
Design andManagement panel
Francis Durso

Room 108
Organisational
Design andManagement

Room 109
MSD - PhysicalCauses

Gitte Lingaard

Human Systems
Integration:
Research andPromotion
Francis Durso

Ethical stakes ofcorporate
governance:
ergonomic
contributions toorganizational
redesign aiming at
subsidiarity
Bernard Dugue
Work Quality toRedesign
Organization
Bernard Dugue

Room 110

Room 111
Auditory andVocal Ergonomics

Room 112
Healthcare
Ergonomics symposium

Owen Evans

Katie Buckley

Janet Anderson

Work-related risk
factors for lumbar
herniated discdisease: asystematic review
of clinical studies
Henk Van Der
Molen

Using The Method
Of Adjustment To
Enhance Collision
Warning
Perception
Jesse Eisert

Resilience
Engineering and
Quality
Improvement in
Healthcare
Janet Anderson

Participatoryintervention basedon objectively
measured
physical risk
factors formusculoskeletal
disorders in theconstruction
sector: Study
protocol for acluster
randomized
controlled trial
Pascal Madeleine
Co-relation ofneck Rapid Upper
Limb Assessmentscore with neckpain
Deepak Sharan

Human Perception
on Sound Qualityof Passenger
VehiclesChia-Fen Chi

ChiaraSantomauro
Tara McCurdie

The Role ofCollaborative
Engagement to
Facilitate
Understanding &Change: Vocal
Ergonomics withHigh Performance
Basketball
Coaches
Katie Buckley

Reduced
Exposure to
Whole Body
Vibration
Improves Low
Back Pain Among
Professional Truck
Drivers: A
Randomized
Controlled Trial
StudyPeter Johnson

Level 1 foyer

Friday 14 August 2015 cont…
Venue
1245–1415

Plenary 1
Patient Handling
Symposium

Room 101
Working with
Computer
Systems

Room 102
CASE STUDIES –Office Work

Room 103
Human Factors
and Sustainable
Development

Room 104
Slips, Trips andFalls – Slips
Prevention
Workshop

Chairperson

Sue Hignett &Tamara James
Functional
Healthcare Designfor Mobilizationand Ergonomics Based on Patient
Mobility
Kristina
Hallstrom

Christopher
Schlick
Persuasive
Technology: An
Investigation of
Efficacy Using
Process Tracing
Christopher
Mayhorn

Valerie O’Keeffe

Dave Moore

Richard Bowman

Janet Anderson

Incidence and risk
factors of workrelated low backpain among
university office
staff
SunisaChaiklieng

Contributions ofergonomics/huma
n factors to green
buildings
Andrew Thatcher

Goldilocks, slip
resistance and thewicked problem offalls prevention
Richard Bowman

How is patient
handling being
integrated into thecurriculum ofentry-level
physical therapy
programs?
Kathleen
Rockefeller

AssessingIndividual
Differences in a
Phishing
Detection Task
Christopher
Mayhorn

Adjustable sitstand tables in
office settings:
development of asystem forcontrolled posturechanges
DechristianFranasa Barbieri

The Role ofErgonomics inGreen Building
John Smallwood

The State of
Mobility
Assessments Use andRelationship toFalls Prevention
and Patient Lift
Equipment
Tamara James

Selecting asuitabletechnology: it's
about people andtheir tasks
Gitte Lindgaard

Predicted physicalexposures duringcomputer use
were related toneck-shoulder
symptoms in alarge cohort ofoffice workers
MaaikeHuysmans

Mental models
and users'
behaviour towards
constructedwetlands in agreen building
Anastasia
Kalantzis

Laying thefoundation for safe
placement andfitness for work: apractical
application of asystem-wide
approach to job
analysis in a major
healthorganisation.
Juliana Portolesi
Medication
Reconciliation: theinterplay between
regionalprescription data
and EMR in thereconciliation
process
GiulioToccafondi
Effect of single
room hospital
accommodation
on staff
experiences andthe organisation ofwork
Janet Anderson

Effects on Qualityof Care and Workof a New Transfer
and Repositioning
Device on an
Intensive Care
Unit
Hanneke Jacoba
J Knibbe

Communication
between medical
health care
professionals inhome health care
Mikael Blome

Proposal forintervention incompany: a study
workers with of aroad-rail port ofone city in theextreme south ofBrazilAlexandre Pinto

Innovation
diffusion of solarpowered water
heaters in smallorganisations
Kelli-Paige
PrestonWhat do juniordoctors do during
weekend shifts? A
time and motion
study
Melissa Baysari

An evaluation of
the biomechanicalrisks for a range of
methods to raise apatient fromsupine lying tositting in a hospitalbed
Mike Fray

Outcome oftreatment of work
relatedmusculoskeletal
disorders in an
onsite clinic - acase study in asingle IT company
Deepak Sharan

The impact of thequality offluorescent lighttubes onperformance, work
strain and wellbeing of office
workers
Matthias Goebel

Validating dialysis
patient satisfaction
scale by its
correlation withhealthcare
performanceindicators
Xiuzhu Gu

Workshop: Falls
prevention is awicked topic
Richard Bowman

Room 105

Room 106
Healthcare
Ergonomics –Informatics

Examining patient
work: The who,
what, where, andwhy of chronic
illness self-care
Richard Holden

1415–1445

Afternoon tea

Room 107
Organisational
Design andManagement –ChangeManagement
Ole Broberg

Room 108
Organisational
Design andManagement –Macroergonomics
Intervention
Michelle
Robertson
A Model ofOrganizational
Situation
Awareness (SA):Macroergonomic
Factors Impacting
SA inOrganizations
Mica Endsley

Room 109
MSD CASE
STUDIES Physically
Demanding WorkA constructive andparticipative
approach toorganizational
analysis andredesign
Gianna Carta

Effects of amacroergonomics
intervention:
Examining therelationship ofenvironmental
controlMichelle
Robertson

Posturaldiscomfort andneed for design
improvements forsewing machine
operators
Neha Gahlot

A macroergonomic
perspective on
analyzing anddesigningknowledgetransfer systems
in engineering
projects within theoil drilling industry
Ole Broberg
Transmission
under temporalconstraint : yearlychangeovers in
the Antartic
Claire Vanbelle

Transition fromopen plan officedesign, to activity
based work
David Caple

Ergonomic
diagnostics ofdentists in themochis sinaloa
mexico, to detectcarpal tunnel
syndrome
Grace Baez
Hernandez

SPAD-tacular:
using the Future
Inquiry Workshop
to develop
industry-levelstrategy on awicked problem inAustralia and New
Zealand
Anjum Naweed
Using
sensemakerâ® toassessproductivity andhealth outcomesfor a new building
design and flexible
work
Wendy Elford
An approach to
make a guideline
to support forenhancingresilience inJapanese fitness
club
Naoto Shoji

Towards a better
understanding of
the effect ofworking posturesonmusculoskeletal
symptoms - alongitudinal
prospective study
Pieter Coenen

The impact oforganisationalchanges on work
team:
consolidation or
deterioration?
Laetitia Flamard

RichardSutherland
Design andTechnology:
evaluation ofworking posturesof manicurists witha full-bodymeasurement
system based oninertial sensors
Lucas Garcia

Room 110

Room 111
Healthcare
Ergonomics –Designingsystems andrehabilitation
Marijke Melles

Room 112

Lift that lid,
unscrew that cap,
pull that straw: thechallenges of
hospital food andbeverage
packaging for theolder user
Alison Bell

Anthropometricdata collections
for a hand orthosis
designIrene Mujica

Level 1 foyer

Friday 14 August 2015 cont…
1445–1615

Chairperson: Christina Jonsson
Plenary 1
2025 and Beyond: Future Challenges for Human Factors Societies Around the World Plenary session
Raising the profile of human factors/ergonomics in Australia: An example illustrating how opinions have been explored within the profession
Jennifer Long
Journal Club - An alternative method for delivering professional development sessions
Christine Aickin
From Human-Centered Design Towards Human-Centered Organization through international standardization
Masaaki Mochimaru

1615–1700

2025 and Beyond: Future Challenges for Human Factors Societies Around the World
Patrick Waterson, Michelle Robertson, Sarah Sharples
Congress closing ceremony
IEA2018 Launch*This program is current as at 14.8.15 and is subject to change.