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Difficult and strenuous conditions of the operator’s / metallurgist’s activity demand a due approach to the whole man-machine system optimization. This approach must consider all the operator’s activity features (psychological ones first) and include appropriate research methods and ergonomic planning ones. The consideration of psychological factors in the development of new technical means of activity and modernization of the available ones is an indispensable condition to realize their economic efficiency. The methodological basis of the research was G. Zarakovsky’s ergonomic providing concept of the men-machine system development and exploitation 1 . The problem of increasing the efficiency of the “Rolling-Mill” manmachine system operating isn’t new. As a result of the analysis of some theories which concern rolling-mill operator’s activities and were published in different time researches, we can distinguish some real-life approaches to the issue. A technological approach is aimed at the local automatization and the commitment of the rolling mill during a shift as well as at the idle times of the rolling mill and their reasons. A sanitary and hygienic one is aimed at the assessment of the complexity and tension in rolling-mill operator’s activity. And an ergonomic approach is mostly reduced to the rationalization of control panels and organization of work stations. Foreign researchers define technology features and the level of management automation as the external determinants of psychological tension and stressful factors in the activity of metallurgical unit operators. An analysis of modern foreign ergonomic and psychological literature revealed the presence of theoretical assumptions of the operator’s activity optimization in different countries. The ergonomic direction of metallurgists’ activity optimization, which developed fragmentary in Ukraine and China, continues our research.

PSYCHOLOGICAL PROVISION OF ACTIVITIES OF PROFESSIONALS IN THE CONDITIONS OF METALLURGICAL PRODUCTION