Perceived exertion is as effective as the perceptual strain index in predicting physiological strain when wearing personal protective clothing
Borg, David, Costello, Joseph, Bach, Aaron, Stewart, Ian (2017) Perceived exertion is as effective as the perceptual strain index in predicting physiological strain when wearing personal protective clothing Physiology and Behavior, 169, pp.216-223.
7 citations on Web of Science
5 citations on Scopus
Falls from height in the construction industry: A critical review of the scientific literature
Nadhim, Evan Alaa, Hon, Carol, Xia, Bo, Stewart, Ian, Fang, Dongping (2016) Falls from height in the construction industry: A critical review of the scientific literature International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 13 (7), pp.Article number: 638 1-20.
- 34 citations on Web of Science
- 39 citations on Scopus
The Pandolf load carriage equation is a poor predictor of metabolic rate while wearing explosive ordnance disposal protective clothing
Bach, Aaron, Costello, Joseph, Borg, David, Stewart, Ian (2017) The Pandolf load carriage equation is a poor predictor of metabolic rate while wearing explosive ordnance disposal protective clothing Ergonomics, 60 (3), pp.430-438.
- 5 citations on Web of Science
- 6 citations on Scopus
Can perceptual indices estimate physiological strain across a range of environments and metabolic workloads when wearing explosive ordnance disposal and chemical protective clothing?
Borg, David, Stewart, Ian, Costello, Joseph (2015) Can perceptual indices estimate physiological strain across a range of environments and metabolic workloads when wearing explosive ordnance disposal and chemical protective clothing? Physiology and Behavior, 147, pp.71-77.
- 7 citations on Web of Science
- 8 citations on Scopus
The effects of metabolic work rate and ambient environment on physiological tolerance times while wearing explosive and chemical personal protective equipment
Costello, Joseph, Stewart, Kelly, Stewart, Ian (2015) The effects of metabolic work rate and ambient environment on physiological tolerance times while wearing explosive and chemical personal protective equipment BioMed Research International, 2015, pp.Article number: 857536 1-7.
- 13 citations on Web of Science
- 12 citations on Scopus
Heat strain evaluation of overt and covert body armour in a hot and humid environment
Pyke, Andrew, Costello, Joseph, Stewart, Ian (2015) Heat strain evaluation of overt and covert body armour in a hot and humid environment Applied Ergonomics, 47, pp.11-15.
- 9 citations on Web of Science
- 14 citations on Scopus
Inside the ‘Hurt Locker’: The combined effects of explosive ordnance disposal and chemical protective clothing on physiological tolerance time in extreme environments
Costello, Joseph, Stewart, Kelly, Stewart, Ian (2015) Inside the ‘Hurt Locker’: The combined effects of explosive ordnance disposal and chemical protective clothing on physiological tolerance time in extreme environments Annals of Work Exposures and Health, 59 (7), pp.922-931.
- 6 citations on Web of Science
- 8 citations on Scopus
Physiological tolerance times while wearing explosive ordnance disposal protective clothing in simulated environmental extremes
Stewart, Ian, Stewart, Kelly, Worringham, Charles, Costello, Joseph (2014) Physiological tolerance times while wearing explosive ordnance disposal protective clothing in simulated environmental extremes PLoS One, 9 (2), pp.1-7.
- 22 citations on Web of Science
- 21 citations on Scopus
Heat strain and hydration status of surface mine blast crew workers
Hunt, Andrew, Parker, Tony, Stewart, Ian (2014) Heat strain and hydration status of surface mine blast crew
workers Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 56 (4), pp.409-414.
- 14 citations on Web of Science
- 14 citations on Scopus
Bomb disposal in the tropics : a cocktail of metabolic and environmental heat
Stewart, Ian, Townshend, Andrew, Rojek, Amanda, Costello, Joseph (2013) Bomb disposal in the tropics : a cocktail of metabolic and environmental heat Journal of Ergonomics, S2 (1), pp.1-4.
Heat strain evaluation of security guards wearing overt and covert body armour
Pyke, Andrew, Costello, Joseph, Stewart, Ian (2013) Heat strain evaluation of security guards wearing overt and covert body armour International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics (15th), pp.45-46.
Symptoms of heat illness in surface mine workers
Hunt, Andrew, Parker, Tony, Stewart, Ian (2013) Symptoms of heat illness in surface mine workers Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, 86 (5), pp.519-527.
- 17 citations on Web of Science
- 22 citations on Scopus
Wearing explosive ordnance disposable equipment in hot and humid environments; what are the physiological tolerance times?
Stewart, Ian, Costello, Joseph (2013) Wearing explosive ordnance disposable equipment in hot and humid environments; what are the physiological tolerance times? International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics, (50694), pp.42-44.
Heat strain during explosive ordnance disposal
Stewart, Ian, Rojek, Amanda, Hunt, Andrew (2011) Heat strain during explosive ordnance disposal Military Medicine, 176 (8), pp.959-963.
- 14 citations on Web of Science
- 16 citations on Scopus
Negligible heat strain in armored vehicle officers wearing personal body armor
Stewart, Ian, Hunt, Andrew (2011) Negligible heat strain in armored vehicle officers wearing personal body armor Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology, 6 (July), pp.1-6.
- 5 citations on Web of Science
- 7 citations on Scopus
Physical capacity of rescue personnel in the mining industry
Stewart, Ian, McDonald, Michael, Hunt, Andrew, Parker, Tony (2008) Physical capacity of rescue personnel in the mining industry Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology, 3 (1), pp.1-6.
- 14 citations on Scopus
An overt chemical protective garment reduces thermal strain compared with a covert garment in warm-wet but not hot-dry environments
Maley, Matthew, Costello, Joseph, Borg, David, Bach, Aaron, Hunt, Andrew, Stewart, Ian (2017) An overt chemical protective garment reduces thermal strain compared with a covert garment in warm-wet but not hot-dry environments Frontiers in Physiology, 8, pp.Article number: 913 1-8.
- 4 citations on Web of Science
- 5 citations on Scopus
Internal and external cooling methods and their effect on body temperature, thermal perception and dexterity
Maley, Matthew, Minett, Geoffrey, Bach, Aaron, Zietek, Stephanie, Stewart, Kelly, Stewart, Ian (2018) Internal and external cooling methods and their effect on body temperature, thermal perception and dexterity PLoS One, 13 (1), pp.Article number: e0191416 1-13.
- 4 citations on Web of Science
- 6 citations on Scopus
Occupational cooling practices of emergency first responders in the United States: A survey
Bach, Aaron, Maley, Matthew, Minett, Geoffrey, Stewart, Ian (2018) Occupational cooling practices of emergency first responders in the United States: A survey Temperature, 5 (4), pp.348-358.
- 4 citations on Scopus
Extending work tolerance time in the heat in protective ensembles with pre- and per-cooling methods
Maley, Matthew J., Minett, Geoffrey M., Bach, Aaron J.E., Stewart, Kelly L., Stewart, Ian B. (2020) Extending work tolerance time in the heat in protective ensembles with pre- and per-cooling methods Applied Ergonomics, 85, pp.Article number: 103064 1-6.
- citations on Scopus
Practical method for determining safe work while wearing explosive ordnance disposal suits
Potter, Adam W., Hunt, Andrew, Pryor, J. Luke, Pryor, Rhiana, Stewart, Ian, Gonzalez, Julio, Xu, Xiaojiang, Waldcock, Kirsty, Hancock, Jason W., Looney, David P. (2021) Practical method for determining safe work while wearing explosive ordnance disposal suits Safety Science, 141, pp.Article number: 105328.
- citations on Scopus
Heat Stress Management in the Military: Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature Offsets for Modern Body Armor Systems
Hunt, Andrew, Potter, Adam W., Linnane, Denise M., Xu, Xiaojiang, Patterson, Mark J., Stewart, Ian (2021) Heat Stress Management in the Military: Wet-Bulb Globe Temperature Offsets for Modern Body Armor Systems Human Factors.
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