Following our Human Factors team’s accreditation for their record of exceptional delivery with the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors, we’re thrilled to be sponsoring the construction session at the Ergonomics & Human Factors 2025 event later in April! ?? Whether it’s reducing risk, or improving efficiency and quality on-site, human factors can come into play in many ways throughout a construction phase, and even lead to more sustainable sites with more cohesive teams. ?? Human factors is something we’re really passionate about here at SYSTRA, both in construction and in examining how people interact with and are affected by transportation and other systems. This examination not only helps support the safe and efficient delivery of complex engineering projects, but it also ensures each system is designed with the end user in mind, encompassing passengers, operational roles and maintenance roles. More about the team ?? https://lnkd.in/e4QvK_by Jordan Smith C.ErgHF #ergonomics #humanfactors #CIEHF #EHF2025 #construction #chartership #sustainability #transport #engineering
HUMAN FACTORS SPOTLIGHT: CONSTRUCTION We're thrilled to have SYSTRA UK & Ireland as sponsors of our construction session on 29 April at our flagship conference, Ergonomics & Human Factors 2025. When you think of construction, you might picture building sites, cranes, concrete and steel - but the biggest factor in a project's success is people. People can adapt to rapidly changing circumstances using their experience, knowledge and skills. Alongside, the application of good human factors reduces risk, playing an invaluable role in safety, efficiency and quality on site. Here's some of the ways we can apply it: - Design for people: Well-designed tools, equipment and workspaces minimise musculoskeletal strain. - Improve communication: Clear, simple instructions and visual aids reduce misunderstandings. - Manage fatigue: Smarter scheduling and break management can help keep workers fit and healthy. - Learn from near misses: Understanding why things happen leads to proactive fixes and continuous improvement. Prioritising human factors improves safety, efficiency and creates smarter, more sustainable sites with cohesive teams and high levels of human performance. Come along to our construction session at Ergonomics & Human Factors 2025 on 29 April to find out more. See https://lnkd.in/dzam5br #Ergonomics #HumanFactors #SafetyFirst #ciehf #ehf2025 Dr Shelley Stiles Clinton Horn Andrew Pinder Marcus Yung Amin Yazdani, PhD, CSP