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Therefore, ergonomists have to consider and control these environmental influences in their design. Basic to this design task are, again, the behavioral task requirementsestablished. Because not only must the critical values of environmental factors recommended in the relevant literature be considered but also with some factors task specific requirements have to be specified and met for effective task performance by personnel. Knowledge of tasks, work stations, and the environment are necessary to determine in detail the number and types of personnel required for operation of system work stations and maintenance of system equipment which in turn is a prerequisite to detailed JOB DESIGN.
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