An association for individuals with interest in human factors/ergonomics including research, practicioners and corporate and individuals in need of expertise and services.

The Society has nearly 600 members located across Australia, drawn from several disciplines but usually from occupational health, safety, design, psychology, medicine and engineering. Most add to their basic qualifications post-graduate studies in ergonomics.

The Society is an interdisciplinary non-profit, non-political, non-union, non-confessional organisation of professional people involved in the ergonomics field.

A european affiliate of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (USA). Site includes information about scientific meetings, proceedings, recent newsletter, events and job opportunities.

An interdisciplinary forum for scientists, researchers, operational personnel, and other professionals working towards optimizing human performance in complex, stressed and technological environments.

Site provides extensive guidelines, research and applications on ergonomics for children in educational environments. Topics include anthropometrics, computer use and vision, school design posture issues,backpack/carrying, back pain, ergonomics curriculum and product safety issues.

Association of ergonomics and human factors societies around the world. Includes IEA membership information, an on-line newsletter, and information about industry awards.

A network through which usability professionals can communicate and share information about skills and skill development, methodology used and/or proposed in the profession, tools, technology, and organizational issues.

An english language version of the Dutch Ergonomics Society website. Includes society contact data, information about ergonomics in the Netherlands and a list of registered Dutch european ergonomists.

The Ergonomics Society - the UK organisation for professionals using information about people to design for comfort, efficiency and safety