Studies on efficiency of labour in forest work

Lassila, I.

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I. Lassila

Työtieteellisiä tutkimuksia metsätyöstä. 1. Pinopuun teko

Lassila I. (1930). Työtieteellisiä tutkimuksia metsätyöstä. 1. Pinopuun teko. Acta Forestalia Fennica vol. 36 no. 2 article id 7260. https://doi.org/10.14214/aff.7260

English title: Studies on efficiency of labour in forest work

Abstract

The article analyses the efficiency of forest work, and the use of time and motion study methods in forest work. Forest work can be characterized by little use of machinery. It cannot be repeated as orderly as industrial work. This affects also how the efficiency of the work can be measured. Only parts of the work can be timed. The study takes making of piled wood as an example. First are determined the standard times for the work moments. They include the time used to prepare the piled wood, and the waste time. It is concluded that forest work can be standardized with the methods of work analysis.

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Original keywords
työtehotutkimus; metsätyö; työntutkimus

English keywords
time and motion study; forestry work; work analysis

Published in 1930

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