DEFSTAN 00-25(PT14)/1(2000) : 2000

Description
Content
Preface
Main Text
SECTION 1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
0 Introduction
1 Scope
2 Warning
3 Related Documents
4 Definitions
5 Abbreviations
SECTION 2 DEFENCE STANDARD SPECIFICATION
6 Human Factors and Total System Design
   6.1 Introduction
   6.2 Man in the System
   6.3 Human Factors Through the Design Process
7 Human Performance Limitations
   7.1 Introduction
   7.2 Degradation in Human Performance
   7.3 Body Strength and Stamina
   7.4 Mental Demands
   7.5 Vision
8 Protection in Work Situations and Environments
   8.1 Introduction and General Information
   8.2 Vibration and Shock
   8.3 Noise
   8.4 Optical Safety
   8.5 Mechanical Safety
   8.6 Physical Safety
   8.7 Electrical/Electronic Safety
   8.8 Fire Protection
   8.9 Range Safety
   8.10 Road Safety
   8.11 Safety and Lack of Sleep
   8.12 Thermal Environment
   8.13 Airflow, Filtration, Fumes and Toxicity
   8.14 NBC
   8.15 Radiation
   8.16 Body Protection
9 Body Dimensions and Ranges of Movement
   9.1 Introduction
   9.2 Body Size
   9.3 Reach
   9.4 Posture
   9.5 Seating
   9.6 Clothing Effects
   9.7 Space Envelopes
10 General Crew Compartment Design and Out of Action
   Facilities
   10.1 Introduction
   10.2 Integration and Compatibility
   10.3 Illumination
   10.4 Head-in and Head-out Operation
   10.5 Entry, Exit and Routes to Workplaces
   10.6 Sleep/Rest Arrangements
   10.7 Stowage of Equipment and Personal Items under
        Armour
   10.8 Sustenance and Waste Management
   10.9 Personal Hygiene
11 Workstation and Crewstation Design
   11.1 Introduction
   11.2 Application of New Technology to AFVs
   11.3 Communications and Information Transfer
   11.4 Control/Display Layout Integration
   11.5 Controls
   11.6 Displays
   11.7 Sighting Systems
   11.8 Signals
   11.9 Reversionary Modes
12 Design for Maintenance
   12.1 Introduction
   12.2 Accessibility for Maintenance
   12.3 Maintenance Altering Devices
   12.4 Checklists
   12.5 Test Equipment Connections/Interfaces
   12.6 Tools for Maintenance
   12.7 Protective Clothing
13 Out of Crew Compartment/Outside Vehicle Tasks
   13.1 Introduction
   13.2 On-Vehicle Activities
   13.3 Off-Vehicle Activities
   13.4 Remote From Vehicle Activities
14 Conclusions
15 Recommendations
16 Acknowledgements
SECTION 3 FIGURES
17 Figures

Gives guidelines to provide information to vehicle and associated equipment designers to understand more fully the human factors which are considered during military land vehicle/platform design and procurement.