Occupational Ergonomics: Principles and applications (Manufacturing Systems Engineering Series, 3)

This was a required textbook for an engineering class on ergonomic design. I thought the information was interesting, but the organization of the material could have been better. The chapters seemed to have been written independent of each other with okay to poor flow from one to the next. The amount of typos and incorrect info were abundant enough to give the textbook a half-baked, draft feel. There were even a few pages that was printed slightly off-center.I honestly wish I was able to borrow this book instead of buying it, especially at the exorbitantly inflated price.