Widgets Slang term for and displays.” — “controls General influences of the work place, organizational, and cultural Work Environment — conditions that affect individual behavior at the job site. (See also error precursors.) Work Execution Those activities related to the preparation for, performance of, and feedback — on planned work activities. Worker An individual who performs physical work on equipment, having direct contact — (touching) with equipment, and is capable of altering its condition. (Compare with knowledge worker.) Work Practices Methods an individual uses to perform a task correctly, safely, and — efficiently including equipment/material use, procedure use, and error detection and prevention. (See also practices.) you see is what you get.” When a computer program is capable of WYSIWYG— “What displaying on-screen exactly as the page will print. Sources: Published Cause Analysis Methods for NERC, Regional Entities, and Registered Entities. October 2011. North America Electric Reliability Corporation DOE STANDARD: Human Performance Improvement Handbook Volume 1: Concepts and DOE-HDBK-1028-2009 Principles. DOE STANDARD: Performance Improvement Handbook Volume II: Human Performance DOE-HDBK-1028-2009 Tools for Individuals, Work Teams, and Management. HFI-Certified Usability Analyst Program: Glossary of Usability Terms ©2002 Human Factors International, Inc.
Widgets — Slang term for “controls and displays.” Work Environment — General influences of the work place, organizational, and cultural conditions that affect individual behavior at the job site. (See also error precursors.) Work Execution — Those activities related to the preparation for, performance of, and feedback on planned work activities. Worker — An individual who performs physical work on equipment, having direct contact (touching) with equipment, and is capable of altering its condition. (Compare with knowledge worker.) Work Practices — Methods an individual uses to perform a task correctly, safely, and efficiently including equipment/material use, procedure use, and error detection and prevention. (See also practices.) WYSIWYG— “What you see is what you get.” When a computer program is capable of displaying on-screen exactly as the page will print. Sources: Cause Analysis Methods for NERC, Regional Entities, and Registered Entities. Published October 2011. North America Electric Reliability Corporation DOE STANDARD: Human Performance Improvement Handbook Volume 1: Concepts and Principles. DOE-HDBK-1028-2009 DOE STANDARD: Performance Improvement Handbook Volume II: Human Performance Tools for Individuals, Work Teams, and Management. DOE-HDBK-1028-2009 HFI-Certified Usability Analyst Program: Glossary of Usability Terms ©2002 Human Factors International, Inc.
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