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Human factor in extremes

机译:人为因素

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The maritime industry often has the focus on the developments and innovations regarding the build of vessels, the electrical adjustments, financing and regulatory factors. What about the people who work on board vessels? What kind of factors do they encounter and what kind of effect does this have on their ability to work? Hein Daanen and Jelte Bos of TNO offer their views and findings on this subject. "Many factors can become an 'extreme'", states Daanen, who specialises in what cold does to the human body. "Consider weather, climate, temperature, humidity, sun, wind and movement." Movement is something Bos knows a lot of and defines extreme as all movements that require an employee needing one hand to hold on, leaving one free to fulfill a task. Next to that, you can imagine all strange factors that you would not come across in an office environment or which require clothing to keep you cool or warm.
机译:海事行业通常将重点放在船舶建造,电力调整,融资和监管因素方面的发展和创新上。那些在船上工作的人呢?他们遇到什么样的因素,这会对他们的工作能力产生什么样的影响? TNO的Hein Daanen和Jelte Bos就此主题发表了意见和发现。专门研究感冒对人体的影响的达南说:“许多因素都可能成为'极端'。” “考虑天气,气候,温度,湿度,阳光,风和运动。”动作是Bos所了解的很多东西,并且将极端定义为所有需要员工用一只手抓住,一只手自由地完成任务的动作。紧接着,您可以想象所有奇怪的因素,这些因素是您在办公室环境中不会遇到的,或者需要衣物保持凉爽或温暖的。

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