Work Systems and Physical Environment Quiz

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What is the workspace in work systems?

A three-dimensional space where work is carried out

Which aspect of the physical environment do ergonomists focus on?

The influence on human-machine interactions

What is the most valuable asset of an organization according to Element 1.2?

Human resources

Why does productivity and efficiency suffer if the work environment is not conducive?

As a result of poor human-machine interaction

What is the purpose of the kitchen work triangle concept?

To create efficient kitchen layouts

Which term is used to measure heat output in relation to gas stovetops and ovens?

BTU (Butane Thermal Unit)

What is the focus of the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 (RA 9003)?

Promoting proper waste disposal and recycling practices

What is the primary goal of ergonomics at the level of optimizing the interaction between the body and its physical surroundings?

To minimize fatigue, injury, and errors caused by task effort

In what sense is safety most directly measurable according to the text?

By examining the kinds and frequencies of accidents and damage

Which part(s) of the body are considered the primary effectors according to the text?

Hands, feet, and voice

How is productivity typically defined according to the text?

In terms of output per unit of time

What is the primary focus of ergonomics?

Studying the interaction between people and machines

In ergonomics, why is it important to 'design-out' factors in the work environment?

To reduce fatigue in workers

How does human ergonomics contribute to improving the interaction between people and machines?

By designing better interfaces

Why is it important to understand the boundary around a system in ergonomics?

To define the scope of elements and relations within a system

What does the term 'physical plant' refer to in the context of a lodging facility?

The building structure and building systems

How does maintaining something help prevent risks for infectious diseases in hotels?

By preventing broken glassware and medical waste left by guests

Which factor contributes to work-related stress among hotel housekeepers?

Time constraints coupled with heavy workloads

Why is it important to train housekeepers on improved ways of handling equipment?

To prevent health and safety risks for housekeepers

Test your knowledge on work systems, feedback controls, workspace, and the impact of physical environment on workers. Explore topics such as matter, energy, information controls, and ergonomics.

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