I. Ergonomics
The study of humans and their work environment.
In laymen terms, how to change or alter your work environment, worker
bad habits and poor posture to avoid an injury.
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How high should a workstation surface be constructed? |
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When is it appropriate to utilize and Engineering
control versus Administrative? |
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What angle should the keyboard tray be relative to the
hand/arm? |
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When is it appropriate to sit and work versus to stand
and work? |
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What should be considered when designing an office to be
ergonomically correct? |
II. Course Description*
Key members of the Ergonomics Design Team will attend
this intensive training on the "Design Ergonomics".
Selected individuals will complete the seminar and have the necessary
skills to assist them in elementary ergonomic design principles.
You will gain the theory and background on why it is appropriate to
position work surfaces at certain heights and why they need to be
adjustable.
III. Course Objectives
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Decrease worker comp claims, both number and dollar |
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Comply with own Health & Safety
Requirements and Procedures |
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Reduce injuries & improve performance/efficiency in
the work site |
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Help return injured workers back to work in a safe and
timely manner |
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Decrease employee turnover and training costs for new
employees |
IV. Training Topics
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Elements of the Proposed Ergonomic Standard |
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Ergonomic Equipment & Resources |
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Office ergo basics "Office Set-Up" |
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Stand vs. Sit Design Protocols |
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Effective use of Analysis & Training |
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Key Components for a Successful Program |
V. Costs
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All work books, materials and handbooks included |
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Presented on location during your preferred time period |
* All of our programs can be custom
designed for all needs.
Please call or email us for further questions and/or designs.
ERGOWORKS Consulting, LLC
Phone: (301) 417-2077
Email:
info@ergoworksconsulting.com |