Work-based Physiological Assessment of Physically-demanding Trades : a Methodological Overview
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概要
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Technological advances, modified work practices, altered employment strategies, work-related injuries, and the rise in work-related litigation and compensation claims necessitate ongoing trade analysis research. Such research enables the identification and development of gender- and age-neutral skills, physiological attributes and employment standards required to satisfactorily perform critical trade tasks. This paper overviews a methodological approach which may be adopted when seeking to establish trade-specific physiological competencies for physically-demanding trades (occupations). A general template is presented for conducting a trade analyses within physically-demanding trades, such as those encountered within military or emergency service occupations. Two streams of analysis are recommended : the trade analysis and the task analysis. The former involves a progressive dissection of activities and skills into a series of specific tasks (elements), and results in a broad approximation of the types of trade duties, and the links between trade tasks. The latter, will lead to the determination of how a task is performed within a trade, and the physiological attributes required to satisfactorily perform that task. The approach described within this paper is designed to provide research outcomes which have high content, criterion-related and construct validities.
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著者
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Nigel A.
Human Performance Laboratories Department Of Biomedical Science University Of Wollongong
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Herb Groeller
Human Performance Laboratories, Department of Biomedical Science, University of Wollongong
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Herb Groeller
Human Performance Laboratories Department Of Biomedical Science University Of Wollongong