Given the factors such as safety, profitability, and environmental concerns at stake, operator
training is an everlasting and vital process in the process industry. An inevitable need for …

With the advent of digitalization and industry 4.0, education in chemical and biochemical
engineering has undergone significant revamping over the last two decades. However …

Process industry encompasses the transformation of individual raw ingredients into final
products. Increasingly, Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems in the industry have led to higher …

Forklifts are among the machines involved with the highest levels of occupational fatalities.
As many accidents involved with a forklift can be attributed to the low situation awareness …

Construction is one of the most dangerous occupations. The most prominent reason for
worker accidents is unsafe behavior, particularly rooted in the inability to recognize and …

Operators handling abnormal situations in safety-critical environments need to be supported
from a cognitive perspective to reduce their workload, stress, and consequent error rate. Of …

Introduction: Safety outcomes in the workplace require individual employees to perform
(behave) safely in everyday duties. While the literature suggests that emotional …

The aim of simulator training is to improve the safety and integrity of operations. Effective
simulator training involves relevant feedback and sound assessment of the operator's …

In the last two decades, several serious accidents at large-scale technological systems that
have had grave consequences, such as that at Bhopal, have primarily been attributed to …

Pick-by-light systems are widespread in the industry, especially in order picking. Literature
shows their potential to reduce picking-time and–errors as well as mental load. Using pick …