Author: Mäkelä P

Article 1978;4 suppl 3:3-14   pdf
Work conditions and health of locomotive engineers. I. Noise, vibration, thermal climate, diesel exhaust constituents, ergonomics.

Heino M, Ketola R, Mäkelä P, Mäkinen R, Niemelä R, Starck J, Partanen T

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