Human engineering; a study of the management of human forces in industry [1921]

Language: English. Approximately 408 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1921. Text in English. This seminal work by Eugene Wera examines the scientific principles of human engineering as applied to industrial management. Published in 1921, it provides a comprehensive analysis of how to optimize human performance in work environments through systematic organization, ergonomic design, and psychological understanding. The book addresses key aspects of workplace efficiency, including task allocation, fatigue management, and the impact of environmental factors on productivity. Wera's approach integrates physiological and psychological research to develop practical strategies for improving both worker well-being and industrial output. This study remains relevant for historians of industrial psychology, ergonomics specialists, and scholars of labor management. Book images are non-contractual.