Macroergonomic Assessment of a Colombian Floriculture Company

Pérez, Elizabeth; Rodríguez, Yordán; Giraldo, Claudia Patricia Serna

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-74602-5_103

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“…Manufacture Perez, et al [17], Kleiener, et al [2], Muslim, et al [3], Kleiner [6], Wahyuni, et al [18], Pradini, et al [19], Sesariningrum, et al [20], Sukendar, et al [21], Ristyowati [22] Service Industry Murphy, et al [7], Silva [8], Derenevich [9], Nugroho, et al [10], Putra, et al [18], Suzianti, et al [23], Padhil [24], Sumarmi [25] Based on Table 1, it can be concluded that Macroergonomic Analysis and Design (MEAD) framework is widely used both in the manufacturing and service industries. The articles that discuss its application in the manufacturing industry are 53%, while those in the service industry are 47%.…”

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“…Organizational Kleiner, et al [2], Muslim, et al [3], Kleiner [6], Murphy, et al [7], Silva [8], Derenevich [9], Nugroho, et al [10], Perez, et al [17], Putra, et al [18], Pradini, et al [19], Sesariningrum, et al [20], Sukendar, et al [21], Ristyowati [22], Suzianti, et al [23], Padhil [24], Sumarmi [25], Wahyuni, et al [26], Personnel Kleiner, et al [2], Muslim, et al [3], Kleiner [6], Murphy, et al [7], Silva [8], Derenevich [9], Nugroho, et al [10], Perez, et al [17], Putra, et al [18], Pradin, et al [19], Sesariningrum, et al [20], Sukendar, et al [21], Ristyowati [22], Suzianti, et al [23], Padhil [24], Sumarmi [25], Wahyuni, et al [26] Technology Kleiner, et al [2], Murphy, et al [7], Silva [8], Derenevich [9], Nugroho, et al [10], Ristyowati [22], Suzianti, et al [23], Padhil [24], Sumarmi [25] Environment Kleiner, et al [2], Muslim, et al …”

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Assessing Work System Processes Using Macroergonomic Analysis and Design Approach: A Literature Review

Fadhilah,

Abdul Rahim Matondang,

Anizar Anizar

2024

j.sist.teknik.industri.

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This study's goal is to provide an overview of the macroergonomics approach, which is used to evaluate work systems and make improvements to working conditions and efficiency. A process for the system evaluation was developed using the pertinent framework, Macroergonomic Analysis and Design (MEAD). Using the MEAD framework, the system may be assessed more completely overall, and any conflicts can be resolved to fully harmonize the system. A thematic analysis of papers addressing macroergonomic analysis and design (MEAD) is the methodology used in this study. To successfully complete a research project using this methodology, ten steps must be followed. The ten steps are as follows: examining the subsystem of organizational and environmental design; identifying the type of manufacturing system and establishing performance benchmarks; outlining work procedures and unit operations; detecting variances; generating the matrix of variances; establishing the role network and key variance control table; allocating functions and designing jointly; recognizing the views of roles and responsibilities; creating and modifying interfaces and supporting subsystems; putting into practice, refining, and upgrading.

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Section: Type Of Industry Publicationmentioning

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Assessing Work System Processes Using Macroergonomic Analysis and Design Approach: A Literature Review

Fadhilah,

Abdul Rahim Matondang,

Anizar Anizar

2024

j.sist.teknik.industri.

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“…As mentioned in Stage 3: Improvement plan and implementation, once the improvement measures are implemented, an evaluation should be made to measure the impact on the organization's maturity globally and by factor. However, none of the published applications of the model [31,32] has been re-evaluated to check the expected impact on the organization's maturity. For this reason, it is necessary to carry out large-scale longitudinal studies to verify the real impact of using the EMM on the performance of organizations.…”

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“…was applied [31,32] and monitoring indicators and managing improvement projects in these organizations.…”

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Ergonomic Maturity Model: A tool for integrating ergonomics/human factors into organizations

Rodríguez

Pérez

Robertson

2022

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BACKGROUND: Currently, there is a need for models, methods, and tools that allow ergonomics/human factor (E/HF) practitioners to assess the level of E/HF integration into organizations from a macroergonomics perspective. OBJECTIVE: This paper aims to propose the Ergonomic Maturity Model (EMM) and the tools for its application as a framework for integrating E/HF in organizations. METHODS: The EMM is a macroergonomic tool that allows stakeholders to evaluate the degree of development and integration of E/HF in the organization based on a participatory and macroergonomic approach. The EMM classifies organizations into five gradual levels of maturity: Ignorance, Understanding, Experimentation, Regular use, and Innovation. RESULTS: In this paper, we provide a three-stage procedure for guiding the application of the EMM: preparation of the evaluation, evaluation, and improvement plan and implementation. We include four tools developed specifically for applying EMM in organizations: evaluation matrix, weighting questionnaire, quick questionnaire, and prioritization matrix. Also, we present a Colombian floriculture company’s case study to exemplify the use of the EMM. CONCLUSIONS: The EMM provides a framework for integrating E/HF into organizations from the macroergonomics approach. E/HF practitioners can find in the EMM a tool to help them channel the actions taken by the different organizational actors to improve the safety, health, well-being, and performance of work systems. Finally, it should be noted that further studies on the reliability and validity of the EMM are needed, which would contribute to demonstrating that the EMM can effectively and successfully guide change in E/HF maturity levels in organizations.

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Improving Working Conditions Using the Ergonomic Checkpoints Tool: Application in a Colombian Meat Processing Plant

Pérez

Rodríguez

Salazar

et al. 2021

IISE Transactions on Occupational Ergonomics and Human Factors

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Macroergonomic Assessment of a Colombian Floriculture Company

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Assessing Work System Processes Using Macroergonomic Analysis and Design Approach: A Literature Review

Assessing Work System Processes Using Macroergonomic Analysis and Design Approach: A Literature Review

Ergonomic Maturity Model: A tool for integrating ergonomics/human factors into organizations

Improving Working Conditions Using the Ergonomic Checkpoints Tool: Application in a Colombian Meat Processing Plant

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