Dr Dave Moore

Ergonomics Scientist

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Qualifications

PhD (Management Systems and Ergonomics), Massey University, NZ -2007
PG Dip (Ergonomics), Massey University, NZ -1993
BA (Hons) (Arch), Brookes University, Oxford -1983
Certified New Zealand Ergonomist (CNZErg)

Research capabilities

Ergonomics and intervention design in the Land-based Industries; User-centred Design; Incident investigation

Career highlights

  • Founding Chair of the International Ergonomics Association (IEA) Technical Committee for Ergonomics in the Primary Industries. 2006 – 2009
  • Plenary Lecturer.  Ergonomics in the Primary Industries. Ergonomics Society 60th Anniversary Conference (UK), Royal College of Physicians. London 2009
  • Convenor of the first Symposium on Ergonomics in the Primary Industries.  Held at the IEA Triennial Congress, Maastricht, Holland, 2006.
  • The Society Lecture Medal Recipient. Ergonomics Society (UK) 2004.
  • President.  New Zealand Ergonomics Society 1997-1999

Selected papers

Moore, D. Vulnerable populations in Industrially Advanced Countries.Chapter in: Scott, P (Ed).Ergonomics in developing regions: needs and applications. (2009) Taylor and Francis.
Moore, D. & Blewett, V.(2009).Evolving Ergonomics: less prescription more action? Proceedings of: the New Zealand Ergonomics Society Conference, Martinborough, May 2009.
Moore, D., Tappin, DC., Parker, RJ., Vitalis, T. and Bentley, T. (2006). Symposium Opening Address: Ergonomics in the Primary industries – a review. In: Pikaar, R. (Ed). Proceedings of the 2006 Triennial Congress of the International Ergonomics Society. Maastricht, Netherlands.
Bentley, T., Moore, D., Tappin, Legg, S., Parker, R., Ashby, L. (2005). Investigating slips, trips and falls in New Zealand dairy farming sector. Ergonomics, 48, 1008-1019.
Moore, DJ. and Bentley, TA. (2004). Descriptive Epidemiological Analysis of ACC Claims Data: All Terrain Vehicle (ATV)-Related Escalated Claims in New Zealand for the 13-Month Period, July 2000-July 2001.Journal of Occupational Health and Safety: Australia and New Zealand. 20(4): 335-343.
Tappin, D. and Moore, D (Eds.) (2004). Ergonomics: Analyse, Design, Evaluate.Proceedings of the 12th Conference of the New Zealand Ergonomics Society. Taupo, New Zealand.
Bentley, T.A.; Parker, R.; Ashby, L.; Tappin, D.; Moore, D. (2002): The role of the New Zealand Forest Industry injury surveillance system in a strategic ergonomics, safety and health research programme. Applied Ergonomics, 33:395-403.