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Compromise Parameters of Temperature, Light, and Noise in Confined Spaces on Work Duration and Number of Errors †.

Title:	Compromise Parameters of Temperature, Light, and Noise in Confined Spaces on Work Duration and Number of Errors †.
Authors:	Ansori, Nachnul; Pratama, Fito Rolis Agung; Agustina, Fitri; Utami, Issa Dyah; Widiaswanti, Ernaning; Annisa, Rullie
Source:	Engineering Proceedings; 2025, Vol. 84 Issue 1, p4, 10p
Subject Terms:	Noise; Temperature; Task performance; Confined spaces (Work environment); Lighting; Measurement errors; Gender differences (Sociology); Working hours
Abstract:	The physical work environment may affect worker productivity. This study simulated physical work environment parameters, such as temperature, light, and noise, in a confined space in relation to work duration and the number of errors. This study was conducted on a laboratory scale involving six operators of different genders. Results show a difference in work duration, while no difference existed in the number of errors. Female participants were better at assembly work than male participants were. On the other hand, based on the variance, light and noise affected the work duration of male operators, while temperature and noise influenced female operators. In contrast, tested parameters did not affect the number of errors. An interaction between temperature and light affected male operators. Finally, further tests showed that noise was the factor that had the most influence on participants' responses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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