The Puget Sound Chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society

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May 29th, 2025, 8:00 aM - 3:00 PM

Center for Urban Horticulture, University of Washington 

In-person & Virtual

Early Bird Registration until 5/15/2025!

* Recording will be available for registered attendees


 

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 Member $100$120
$50
 Non-Member $120 $140$75
 Student $25 $30$25

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Symposium Presentations

Symposium Welcome Message

  • Dr. Andrew Thatcher, President of the International Ergonomics Association (IEA)
  • Dr. Camille Peres, President, Human Factors and Ergonomics Society

Invited speakers:

  • Six Common Reasons Why Workplace Ergonomics Deployments Fail

    • Blake McGowan, VelocityEHS
  • Case Studies of MSD Prevention Programs and Interventions in Ontario and the Return on Investment (ROI) (Virtual)
    • Kim Meszaros, CRE-MSD University of Waterloo
  • Selection, Deployment and Sustainment Methods for Wearable Technology in the Workplace
    • Kevin Hansen; Iain Smith, The Boeing Company
  • Engaging Ergonomics and HF Practitioners in Human & Organizational Performance Deployment (Virtual)
    • Lisa Brooks, Nexus HSE | Ergonomics and Human & Organizational Practice (HOP)
  • Fail Fast: Utilizing Tech to Accelerate Ergonomic Risk Management
    • Kristine Mohs, PepsiCo; Bryan Statham, LifeBooster

    Nextg speakers:

    • Predicting Multitasking Performance: A Dynamic Bayesian Network Approach Using EEG and Eye Tracking
      • Jiaxin Li, M.S. Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Washington
    • Enhancing Trust and Safety in Human-Machine Teaming for Autonomous Vehicles
      • Cherin Lim, M.S. Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Washington

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