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... performed. Parameters of importance in the development of fatigue, and subsequent risk, include the length of time-on-task between breaks, work pace, and the timing of rest breaks (Williamson et al. 2011). questionnaire intervention artificial intelligence safety practitioner injury variability...

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... on the idea that reducing variability and stabilizing the manufacturing process supports the objective of producing world-class results. This is supported by the ever increasing global movement toward Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma concepts and is evident in almost all highly successful organizations...

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... successful operational effectiveness programs have been built around the tenant that reducing variability and stabilizing the manufacturing process supports the objective of producing world-class results. This is supported by the ever-increasing global movement toward Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma...

... employees to make the right decisions by removing variables that drive people to make the wrong decisions." The result was immediate silence from everyone in the room. For many, using the word "force" in conjunction with work objectives felt both inappropriate and wrong. Thinking back, that day may have...

... be used for characterizing lifting hazards. Four alternative quantitative methods are reviewed and compared to the NIOSH lifting results for several cases to determine variability based upon each method s limitations. Scope of the Problem Although technology has advanced in industrial production...

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