Predicting Endurance Time in a Repetitive Lift and Carry Task Using Linear Mixed Models von Beck, Ben, Ham, Daniel J, Best, Stuart A, Carstairs, Greg L, Savage, Robert J, Straney, Lahn, Caldwell, Joanne N

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Exoskeleton Application to Military Manual Handling Tasks von Proud, Jasmine K., Lai, Daniel T. H., Mudie, Kurt L., Carstairs, Greg L., Billing, Daniel C., Garofolini, Alessandro, Begg, Rezaul K.

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Understanding Anthropometric Characteristics Associated With Performance in Manual Lifting Tasks von Beck, Ben, Middleton, Kane J, Billing, Daniel C, Caldwell, Joanne N, Carstairs, Greg L

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A method for developing organisation-wide manual handling based physical employment standards in a military context von Carstairs, Greg L., Ham, Daniel J., Savage, Robert J., Best, Stuart A., Beck, Ben, Billing, Daniel C.

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Lift performance and lumbar loading in standing and seated lifts von Middleton, Kane J., Carstairs, Greg L., Ham, Daniel J.

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Modifiable anthropometric characteristics are associated with unilateral and bilateral carry performance von Beck, Ben, Carstairs, Greg L, Billing, Daniel C, Caldwell, Joanne N, Middleton, Kane J

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The application of subjective job task analysis techniques in physically demanding occupations: evidence for the presence of self-serving bias von Lee-Bates, Benjamin, Billing, Daniel C., Caputi, Peter, Carstairs, Greg L., Linnane, Denise, Middleton, Kane

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A comparison of the metabolic demands of Royal Australian Navy criterion tasks to other physically demanding occupations von Burdon, Catriona B., Carstairs, Greg L., Linnane, Denise M., Middleton, Kane

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Manual handling task demands across the Australian Army von Carstairs, Greg L., Savage, Robert, Best, Stuart, Billing, Dan C., Beck, Ben, Ham, Daniel

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Physiological, Perceptual, and Biomechanical Responses to Load Carriage While Walking at Military-Relevant Speeds and Loads—Are There Differences between Males and Females? von Vickery-Howe, Danielle M., Dascombe, Ben J., Drain, Jace R., Clarke, Anthea C., Hoolihan, Brooke, Carstairs, Greg L., Reddy, Anjana J., Middleton, Kane J.

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The sensitivity of a military-based occupational fitness test of muscular strength von Middleton, Kane J., Carstairs, Greg L., Caldwell, Joanne N., Billing, Daniel C., Beck, Ben

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Jerry can carriage is an effective predictor of stretcher carry performance von Beck, Benjamin, Carstairs, Greg L., Caldwell Odgers, Joanne N., Doyle, Tim L. A., Middleton, Kane J.

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Predicting stretcher carriage: Investigating variations in bilateral carry tests von Beck, Ben, Middleton, Kane J., Carstairs, Greg L., Billing, Daniel C., Caldwell, Joanne N.

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A Box Lift and Place Assessment is Related to Performance of Several Military Manual Handling Tasks von Carstairs, Greg L, Ham, Daniel J, Savage, Robert J, Best, Stuart A, Beck, Benjamin, Doyle, Timothy L A

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On the Relationship Between Discrete and Repetitive Lifting Performance in Military Tasks von Savage, Robert J, Best, Stuart A, Carstairs, Greg L, Ham, Daniel J, Doyle, Tim L.A

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The Relationship Between Maximal Lifting Capacity and Maximum Acceptable Lift in Strength-Based Soldiering Tasks von Savage, Robert J., Best, Stuart A., Carstairs, Greg L., Ham, Daniel J.

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Predicting Endurance Time in a Repetitive Lift and Carry Task Using Linear Mixed Models von Beck, Ben, Ham, Daniel J, Best, Stuart A, Carstairs, Greg L, Savage, Robert J, Straney, Lahn, Caldwell, Joanne N

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The Use of Wearable Assistive Technology to Increase Soldiers’ Effectiveness von Lo, Michele, Carstairs, Greg, Mudie, Kurt L., Begg, Rezaul, Billing, Daniel

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