Difference between revisions of "Industrial engineering"
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Latest revision as of 10:25, 8 November 2019
Industrial engineering is the organized approach to the study of work. It is important for supervisors to set reasonable work standards that can be met and exceeded. Unrealistic work standards create unnecessary stressors that cause mistakes.
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According to the FAA AMT Handbook,
- Industrial Engineering is the organized approach to the study of work. It is important for supervisors to set reasonable work standards that can be met and exceeded. Unrealistic work standards create unnecessary stressors that cause mistakes.
