Abstract: Method and apparatus are provided for job performance support. The apparatus for providing on-the-job performance support of a procedure comprises a memory configured to store performance support data. The performance support data comprises action data, resource data, reference data, procedure data, and assembly data. The apparatus further comprises a processor coupled to the memory and a display coupled to the processor. The processor is configured to access the memory, retrieve the performance support data, and assemble the performance support data to form the procedure. The display is configured to produce a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that visually presents the procedure assembled by the processor. The display is further configured to produce the GUI that visually presents an administrator interface.

Abstract: Method and apparatus are provided for job performance support. The apparatus for providing on-the-job performance support of a procedure comprises a memory configured to store performance support data. The performance support data comprises action data, resource data, reference data, procedure data, and assembly data. The apparatus further comprises a processor coupled to the memory and a display coupled to the processor. The processor is configured to access the memory, retrieve the performance support data, and assemble the performance support data to form the procedure. The display is configured to produce a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that visually presents the procedure assembled by the processor. The display is further configured to produce the GUI that visually presents an administrator interface.

Abstract: A bag for wearing by a user at a waist or hip region and for carrying a load such as several electronic communications devices has a substantially rectangular main panel and auxiliary panels disposed on the main panel and defining at least one compartment or receptacle for holding an object. The main panel has an upper edge lying along a line and two opposed lateral edges oriented substantially perpendicularly to the line. A belt is attached at opposite ends to the main panel along the lateral edges thereof. The belt has a top edge oriented at an acute angle (preferably between 5.degree. and 10.degree.) relative to the upper edge line of the main panel, on a side of the line opposite the main body of main panel. The main panel is engageable with a user upon a securing of the belt about a waist region of the user.