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The Arguments Against Workplace Stretching (And the Counter-Arguments)
Workplace stretching programs are a hotly debated topic – so what are the arguments against these programs, and do they have any basis?
The Arguments Against Workplace Stretching (And the Counter-Arguments)
Ergonomics
Ergonomics Case Study — Caulk Gun Improvement
Our new regular feature, Workplace Ergonomics Case Studies, will move away from abstract theory and dive into the real world practice of ergonomics. It’s about real people doing real work in ergonomics, with tangible takeaways and principles you can apply in your workplace right now.
Ergonomics Case Study — Caulk Gun Improvement
PowerPoint Slides — Ergonomic Risk Factors and Control Methods
Ergonomic risk factors are factors related to work activity that increase the probability of a musculoskeletal disorder (MSD). When ergonomic risk factors are present, the job / task is outside the worker’s capabilities and limitations.
PowerPoint Slides — Ergonomic Risk Factors and Control Methods
Workplace Athlete Health
Truth vs. Myth: Using Industrial Back Belts to Prevent Low Back Injuries
Low back injuries are some of the most common and costly injuries in the workplace today. Is using industrial back belts to prevent low back injuries a good idea? That’s what we’re about to explore together in this installment of our Truth vs Myth series.
Truth vs. Myth: Using Industrial Back Belts to Prevent Low Back Injuries
Free Wellness Handout — Reducing Stress in the Workplace
Stress is defined as, “Pressure or tension exerted on an object.” By that definition, everyone will experience some amount of stress in their lives. The key is to minimize stress to prevent it from taking a negative toll on your life and health.
Free Wellness Handout — Reducing Stress in the Workplace
Safety Leadership
Safety Leader = Keeper of the Spring
Safety leaders and those involved with workplace injury and illness prevention are indeed “The Keeper of the Spring”. Read this story and see if you don’t agree…
Safety Leader = Keeper of the Spring
Ergonomics Plus solutions help proactive safety teams prevent musculoskeletal injuries and advance employee well-being.
