The document contains a list of students with their roll numbers, followed by descriptions of methods engineering and topics related to methods engineering. It discusses job evaluation, its features and benefits, how it is carried out, and that it helps create an equitable wage structure. It also discusses job safety and how it identifies potential hazards to recommend safer ways to perform tasks. Finally, it discusses how human factors helps others by developing usable products and improving safety and efficiency, while expressing creativity by exploring interactions and designing intuitive interfaces.

2. Name Roll No.
Akash Gupta 2119
Santosh Gupta 2121
Natasha Badsiwal 2104
Sneha Chaudhari 2107
Ashwini Phaneskar 2147
Mustaqeem
Navarange
2141
Ajhar Hashmin 2122

3. It can be described as the design of the
productive process in which a person is
involved. The task of the Methods engineer
is to decide where humans will be utilized in
the process of converting raw materials to
finished products and how workers can most
effectively perform their assigned tasks.

4. Methods Engineering Topics

7. Job Evaluation

8. Features of job
Evaluation
Benefits of job
Evaluation
It tries to assess jobs
The standards of job evaluation are
relative
It is obtained from job analysis
Job evaluations are carried out by
groups
Job evaluation does not fix pay
scales
It tries to link pay with the
requirements of the job
It offers a systematic procedure
An equitable wage structure is a
natural outcome of job evaluation
It helps in solving wage related
grievances quickly
It helps in the evaluation of new
jobs

9. Job safety
A job safety is a procedure which
helps integrate accepted safety
and health principles and
practices into a particular task or
job operation. In a, job safety
each basic step of the job is to
identify potential hazards and to
recommend the safest way to do
the job.

11. Cont…
Human factors help others by:
•Developing products that maximize usability
•Working to improve worker safety and efficiency
Human factors express creativity by:
•Exploring the ways that people interact with products and
environments
•Designing interfaces that are easy to understand
•Assessing stylistic changes that can improve product
usefulness and performance

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