The Board of Certified Professional Ergonomists Information regarding credentialing in Ergonomics including the requirements for certification, contact information, upcoming exams, application kit and a search feature to locate CPE/CHFP, CEA and AEP/AHFP professionals by name, state, expertise and products.
Bad Human Factors Designs A scrapbook of illustrated examples of things that are hard to use because they do not follow human factors principles.
Ergonomics and the Alexander Technique An interview with ergonomist Joyce Stenstrom about how ergonomics relates to the Alexander Technique as a field of study and as a profession.
Ergonomist Guide - rmLibrary Ergonomics and human factors professionals resources regarding workplace hazards, medical management, laws and standards, tools, and training. Subscription required to access full text of documents.
Examples of Human Factors/Ergonomics in Design An illustrated collection of Human Factors/Ergonomics in design. Examples include room numbers, nuclear power plant control rooms, aircraft warnings, sidewalks, aircraft instruments.
Passivity in the Workplace Passive thinking finds no safe place in the workplace, especially among professional decision makers. An article by Michael Gaspard.
Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance and Inspection From the Federal Aviation Administration Office of Aviation Medicine. Site includes documents, research and development, training, job aids, and conference information.
FDA: Reducing Use Error US Food and Drug Admistration advice for reducing use error. Site includes design and labeling of medical devices, checklists, guidance documents, standards and reporting.
To Err Is Human On-line access to Institute of Medicine publication "To Err is Human, Building a Safety Health System" (2000).
ErgoWeb Ergonomics news, articles and information as well as consulting service and product offerings. Site includes a large searchable bioliography, an on-line buyers guide for ergonomics products and services and a large collection of case studies.
