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Introduction
Ergonomics (Manav Karya Vigyan) is a scientific discipline that concerns with the interactions
between
the human, the artifacts and the working environment where people participate.
Ergonomics professionals acquire specialization in making the products and workplaces more
efficient, usable and safer. The knowledge and skill of ergonomics professionals covers wide area of
specializations, which include occupational health and safety, human workload measurement, health
monitoring, product design, job analysis, job design, workstation design, evaluation of workenvironment, measurement of human capacity and capabilities, information design, cognitive system
design and others. To meet this demand, Industrially Developed Countries (IDCs) are already
offering certification programmes in Ergonomics to produce Certified Ergonomics Professionals,
e.g., Board of Certification in Professional Ergonomics (BCPE) in USA, Harmonizing European
Training Programmes for the Ergonomics Profession (HETPEP) for European Countries. In India and
in South East Asia, such a professional programme in Ergonomics is lacking.
To fill this lacuna, NITIE, through TIFAC CORE in Ergonomics and Human Factors Engineering, is
offering a Diploma in Ergonomics (DErg) programme. The programme is developed based on
Ergonomist Formation Model by Rookmaaker et al. (1992). The programme will provide the general
breadth of knowledge and commonly accepted tools and techniques for analysis of human
performance in an existing man-machine environment system with overall idea on the
implementation of ergonomic evaluation process.
Objectives
To provide a general awareness about the importance of ergonomic approach in product design
and healthcare related issues.
To provide the basic framework to handle ergonomic related problems and produce user-centered
products.
To improve the professional image of Indian and south east Asian ergonomics professional in a
competitive world market.
To conduct basic analysis of a facility which can identify problem areas using widely recognized
ergonomic methods.
To conduct basic ergonomic task analysis using tools such as checklists, questionnaires, video
recording etc.
To identify basic mismatches between the job requirements and the human capabilities.
To apply established ergonomics techniques to address the conventional work related problems.
Entry Qualification
Applicant should have basic degree as:
Fees
Type
SAARC Countries
Other Countries
Residential *
(90 days stay)
INR 48,000.00
US$ 4,000.00
Non-residential**
INR 30,000.00
US$ 2,000.00
* Includes course fee, reading material, shared accommodation and mess (food)
** Includes course fee and reading material
Refund Rules
Fees once paid can be adjusted in future nominations only.
Admission Process
The prospectus along with the application form will be issued to the interested candidates. The
short-listed candidates will be called for personal interview.
Events
Starting from
Last date
Submission of Application
Form
Selection Process
Payment of Fees
September 3, 2012
Number of Courses
Credit
Module I
14
Module II
6+1 (Elective)
14
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12
Project
1 credit = 9 hours classroom lectures
Module I
Module II
Work Physiology
Applied Anthropometry and Biomechanics
Musculoskeletal Disorders
Human Factors and Ergonomics Methods
Safety, Health, Ergonomics Standards and Legislations
Design Ergonomics
NITIE houses one of the best libraries in the field of Industrial Engineering, Ergonomics and
Management Sciences. It has over 55,000 books, 10,000 bound volumes and 250 current
periodicals.
NITIE is equipped with state-of-art computer facilities that complement the classroom pedagogy .
The entire campus, through the classrooms, faculty offices and hostel rooms, is internet-enables.
NITIE, through Physical Ergonomics Laboratory and TIFAC CORE NITIE, has established various
laboratories such as Kinesiology and Biomechanics Laboratory, Work and Exercise Physiology
Laboratory, Human Centre Design Laboratory & Design Studio and Information Hub.
Staying in a hostel helps develop group dynamics amongst students and it broadens their sociocultural horizons. The NITIE hostels are well equipped. All the rooms are well furnished with
connectivity
Facilities are available for various sports like Badminton, Table Tennis, Basket ball, Lawn Tennis,
Volleyball, Carom and Cricket etc.
ABOUT NITIE
NITIE was incepted in 1963 to deliver a unique mission raising the productivity of Indias industries and to
make their limited resources gainfully utilized. Aided by ILO, the Government of India set up NITIE as the
only training institute that sought to teach materials management, work study, inventory control, shop floor
management and personnel management to Indias industry professionals.
Vision : To be a leader in the knowledge led productivity movement.
Mission : To nourish a learning environment conducive to foster innovations in productivity and business
development.
Having amply established itself in industrial training, the institute launched its first Post Graduate
Programme as a 2 year Diploma in Industrial Engineering (PGDIE) in 1971, to teach graduates of
engineering, the methods and techniques of industrial engineering. Subsequently, with its qualitative and
quantitative teaching capabilities ably strengthened, NITIE introduced 3 more full time Post Graduate twoyear management programmes in Industrial Management (PGDIM), Industrial Safety and Environmental
Management (PGDISEM) and Information Technology Management (PGDITM).
NITIE also offers fellowship programme of Doctorate level recognised as equivalent to Ph.D. of an Indian
University. Along with training and management education, today NITIE is vigorously engaged in
industrial consultancy, sponsored projects, and applied research. NITIE aspires to provide executive talent
to help India manage emerging technologies. To this end, in its pedagogy NITIE has carefully crafted an
unmatched blend of classroom education in such technologies, management principles and hands-on
practice. Currently, NITIE is engaged in an aggressive upgradation of its infrastructure to achieve these
goals.
NITIE has established a Centre of Excellence in Ergonomics and Human Factors Engineering (CEEHFE)
as a part of the Government of Indias Technology Mission 2020 through TIFAC (Technology
Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council) Mission REACH (Relevance and Excellence in
ACHieveing new heights in educational institutions) programme.
NITIE is administered through a Board of Governors representing industry, government, labour and
professional bodies with Shri Gautam Thapar, Industrialist as Chairman and Dr. Amitabha De as Director
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