Occupational Ergonomics: A Practical Approach, authored by Theresa Stack, offers a comprehensive guide to the field of ergonomics with a focus on practical application. The book is structured like a toolkit, allowing readers to find the appropriate ergonomic assessment technique for their specific tasks. Starting from the foundational concepts of ergonomics, it gradually delves into various assessment techniques and more complex methodologies. Each chapter not only discusses these techniques but also provides adaptable examples that can be tailored to different situations.

The content covers a wide range of topics including basic ergonomics principles, anthropometry, office ergonomics, administrative controls, biomechanics, hand tools, vibration analysis, workstation design, manual material handling, job requirements and physical demands surveys, ergonomic survey tools, work-related musculoskeletal disorders, and the conduct of an ergonomics assessment. Additionally, each chapter includes exercises, case studies, and review questions to reinforce learning and application.

Published by Wiley in 2016, this book is essential for professionals looking to implement effective ergonomic practices in the workplace. With its detailed exploration of various techniques and real-world applications, it serves as both a textbook and a practical reference guide.

The book consists of 552 pages and measures 6.2 x 1.3 x 9.3 inches. Its ISBN is 978-1118814215.