The Cat Stretches. We Should Too! - Second Edition

Dynascopics Inc., 1983

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Details

Year of publication

1983

Place of printing

Brechin, ON, Canada

Author

Jones, Donald F.

Publishers

Dynascopics Inc.

Size

8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall

Edition

Second Edition

Keyword

Jones, Donald F. The Cat Stretches. We Should Too! - Second Edition 234, pages including index. Brings together the author's over 30, years of experience in all aspects of accident prevention to, help the reader better recognize and understand unacceptable, risks thereby permitting the development of improved hazard, recognition, its evaluation and control including avoidance where, appropriate. "Such understanding should help us to better, appreciate all things to which we are exposed in our lifetime, thereby improving its quality and hopefully a longer time to, enjoy it." - from Foreward. Author is a specialist in Human, Factors with qualifications in both Civil and Industrial, Engineering. Chapters include: the nature of man, the mechanical man, the emotional man, the composite man, problems of communication, inanimate material, structures, animal failure, learning from history, Dynacopics, manual activities, tools and electricity, vehicles manually propelled, vehicles machine powered, chemicals, conclusion. Book store rubber stamp at foot of title page else, unmarked. Light to moderate wear. Nice copy. Ergonomics, Engineering

Binding description

S Plastic Comb

State of preservation

Very Good

Languages

English

First edition

Description

234 pages including index. Brings together the author's over 30 years of experience in all aspects of accident prevention to help the reader better recognize and understand unacceptable risks thereby permitting the development of improved hazard recognition, its evaluation and control including avoidance where appropriate. "Such understanding should help us to better appreciate all things to which we are exposed in our lifetime, thereby improving its quality and hopefully a longer time to enjoy it." - from Foreward. Author is a specialist in Human Factors with qualifications in both Civil and Industrial Engineering. Chapters include: the nature of man; the mechanical man; the emotional man; the composite man; problems of communication; inanimate material; structures; animal failure; learning from history; Dynacopics; manual activities; tools and electricity; vehicles manually propelled; vehicles machine powered; chemicals; conclusion. Book store rubber stamp at foot of title page else unmarked. Light to moderate wear. Nice copy. Book