Motion Study
A Method for Increasing the Efficiency of the Workman

112 INDEX Devices for eliminating fatigue, 56. Diemer, Hugo — “Factory Organ- ization and Administration,” 50. Direction, 74-75. relation to other variables of, 75. relation to “path” of, 75. Division of work, necessity for, 71. Earning power, 16-19. classifying men according to, 16. prescribing motions according to, 16. Effectiveness, 76. attaining of, 76. definition of, 76. Elimination of wastes, importance of, 73- Entertainment, 48-49. effect on fatigue of, 49. effect on health of, 49. effect on output of, 48. Equipment relation to standard practice of, 91. Experience, 19-23. effect on learning of standard methods of, 23. influence of, 20. “Factory organization and admin- istration,” 50. Fatigue, 23-32. “American Magazine,” article on, 24. causes of, 24. eliminating devices, 56. necessary, rest from, 29. overcoming of, 24. percentage of rest for, 25. relation of quick motions to, 28. relation of slow motions to, 28. unnecessary, elimination of, 29. First-class men, importance of using, i3- First steps, the, 102. Foot-pounds of work accomplished, 76-77. relation to fatigue of, 77. Fountain trowel, advantages of use of, 54- usefulness of, 76. Future work in standardizing the trades, 94-102. Gantt, H. L., A. S. M. E. Paper, Dec., 1908, 34. “Work, Wages, and Profits,” 33. Government, place in scientific man- agement of, 74. Government bureau, need for, 95. Gravity, application of, 62. Habits, 32-33. changing of, 68. definition of, 32. H. L. Gantt on, 33. incorporating standard motions into, 37. Health, 33-34- I. L. Gantt on, 34. relation of work to, 34. Heating, 49-50. effect on clothing of, 50. provision necessary for, 50. High-priced man, arrangement of material for, 75. arranging distances for, 80. cost of, 71. prescribing work for, 17, 18. Humidizing, 49. provision necessary for, 50. Inertia overcome, 77-78. limiting of, 77.