HFEM Newsletter (July 2025) | Page 1
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HFEM Newsletter | July 2025 | Page 1
Let's meet up in HFEMC 2025!
Synergizing Ergonomics & Systems Design for Sustainable Innovation
Join HFEM Conference 2025 to explore cutting-edge advancements in human factors, ergonomics, and sustainable system design with leading experts, researchers, and industry professionals. This is your chance to gain insights, network, and drive innovation in workplace ergonomics and beyond!
💡 Why Attend?
✅ 10 cep point
✅ Expert Keynotes
✅ Interactive Panels & Workshops
✅ Networking Opportunities
✅ Research & Innovation Showcase
📄 Call for Papers – Share Your Research!
We welcome submissions from researchers and practitioners in human factors and ergonomics.
Conference Tracks:
- User-Centered Design
- Task and Workspace Optimization
- Technological Advances in HFE
- Human-System Interaction
- Environmental Ergonomics
- Theory and Methods in HFE
- Occupational Ergonomics
- Cognitive Ergonomics
- Occupational Psychology
- Organizational Ergonomics
👉 Submit Your Paper: https://hfeij.hfem.org/user/login.php
📢 Register Now: https://hfem.org/hfemc-2025/
More details at:
🌐 https://hfem.org/hfemc-2025/
📞 
010-9051720
📧 training@hfemacademy.com
HIGHLIGHT OF THE MONTH
Human Factors and Ergonomics Awaress at ATB Sdn. Bhd
18 June 2025.The Human Factors & Ergonomics Awareness Training, along with the in-house Office Ergonomics session with ATB Sdn. Bhd. (Vitol Group), was successfully conducted in Johor with the participation of around 30 staff. Led by Prof. Shamsul Bahri Md. Tamrin, the session focused on enhancing awareness of ergonomic principles and practical applications in the office setting to improve employee health, comfort, and productivity. This initiative reflects ATB’s ongoing commitment to promoting a safe and ergonomically sound work environment for its workforce.
Introduction to Organizational Ergonomics
16 June 2025. HFEM Academy successfully conducted a Zoom training session titled Introduction to Organizational Ergonomics, facilitated by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nor Wahiza Abdul Wahat. Attended by 12 participants from diverse sectors, the session provided a comprehensive overview of organizational ergonomics, focusing on communication, teamwork, and system design. Participants were actively engaged in a case study exercise, allowing them to apply the concepts learned in a practical context. The session emphasized the importance of aligning organizational practices with human capabilities to foster a healthier, more efficient, and productive workplace.
Editorial Team
Dr. Ummi Noor Nazahiah Abdullah | Dr. Hajar Mariah Hashim | Ms. Iin Adriana Nasri | Mr. Hafizul Hilmi | Mr. Mohamad Solehin Zulkarnain