Measuring the Complex Construct of Macroergonomic Compatibility: A Manufacturing System Case Study

Table 4

MCI of MFEs.

MFEs	MCI	Linguistic term
Person	0.328	LOW
Education, knowledge, and skills	0.709	MEDIUM
Physical characteristics	0.413	LOW
Motivation and needs	0.316	LOW
Psychological characteristics	0.108	LOW
Organization	0.214	LOW
Supervision and management styles	0.529	LOW
Coordination, collaboration, and communication	0.352	LOW
Teamwork	0.294	LOW
Organization and safety cultures of workers	0.193	LOW
Social relationships	0.131	LOW
Work schedules	0.117	LOW
Performance evaluation, rewards, and incentives	0.107	LOW
Technology and tools	0.198	LOW
Characteristics of human resources in technology and tools	0.475	LOW
Advanced manufacturing technology	0.164	LOW
Information technologies	0.11	LOW
Tasks	0.266	LOW
Work content, challenges, use of skills	0.566	LOW
Tasks variety	0.429	LOW
Autonomy, work control, and participation	0.225	LOW
Work demands (workload, attention required, etc.)	0.092	LOW
Environment	0.302	LOW
Lighting	0.664	LOW
Noise	0.524	LOW
Temperature, humidity, and air quality	0.279	LOW
Distribution	0.188	LOW
Workstation layout	0.136	LOW
MCI of the manufacturing system	0.257	LOW