Concepedia

Maximum weights and work loads acceptable to female workers

Stover H. Snook, Vincent M. Ciriello

Applied Ergonomics · 1974 · 115 citations · 9 references

Concepts

Public HealthMechanical EngineeringErgonomicsWomen's HealthGender And WorkLoad ManagementMuscular StrengthWork CapacityWork-related Musculoskeletal DisordersWorkload AnalysisLifting CapacityLoad Weight LimitsMaximum Acceptable WeightPhysical Load AssessmentPhysical Workload AssessmentWeight-bearing CapacityWorkload Limits

References

9

A Longitudinal Study of Low-Back Pain as Associated with Occupational Weight Lifting Factors

Don B. Chaffin, Kyung S. Park · American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal · 1973 · 481 citations

Medicine, Kinesiology, Orthopaedic Surgery +17

Problems and methods of psychophysics.

S. S. Stevens · Psychological Bulletin · 1958 · 257 citations

Medicine, Behavioral Sciences, Psychology +7

Human strength capability and low-back pain.

Don B. Chaffin · PubMed · 1974 · 144 citations

Medicine, Orthopaedic Surgery, Rehabilitation Medicine +14

Maximum Weights and Work Loads Acceptable to Male Industrial Workers

Stover H. Snook, CH Irvine · American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal · 1970 · 127 citations

Engineering, Kinesiology, Ergonomics +16

Subjective scale of force for a large muscle group.

Hannes Eisler · Journal of Experimental Psychology · 1962 · 69 citations

Natural Sciences, Kinesiology, Biomechanics +11