1. Industrial Efficiency and Fatigue.
- Author
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Crowden, G. P.
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INDUSTRIAL efficiency , *ENGINEERING , *NUTRITION , *AIR conditioning , *WORKING hours , *TRAINING - Abstract
This article, based on a paper read before the Royal Society of Medicine, points out that industrial efficiency is as much a problem of physiology and psychology as of engineering. The effect of nutrition on efficiency is considered with particular reference to the rationing of bread ; and other factors, such as air conditions, working hours and training are briefly discussed. An account is given of the extremely interesting training methods pursued by the Deutsche Institut für technische Arbeitsschulung, or Dinta, of Düsseldorf [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Published
- 1930