Ergonomics Training
Back safety for workers to professional athletes.
Eight out of ten Americans will seek medical attention for a back problem sometime in their lives. That's a scary statistic! This dynamic, sports-themed Trainer's Toolkit« compares the physical rigors workers may face on the job to the physical challenges of many professional ...
Back injuries strike more than one million people on the job every year.
Back injuries strike more than one million people on the job every year. These injuries result in lost time, lost wages and serious pain. This program teaches back safety techniques specific to material handlers, as well as exercises to keep back muscles strong and flexible. ...
Demonstrates how to prevent back injuries.
Almost everyone has had back pain at one time. Sometimes it hurts alot. But you're much better off taking care of your back before pain sets in. This program shows how you can "head off back pain" when you use your head and remember to protect your back from injury. ...
Covers OSHA's newest standard (1910.1900).
This important Trainer's Toolkit covers OSHA's newest standard (1910.1900) and will help you create an ergonomic work environment for your employees that will help reduce injuries, workers' compensation costs and lost workdays. The toolkit contains the video program, Ergonomics: ...
Every year nearly two million American workers suffer musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). From pinched nerves and strained muscles to inflamed tendons and sore necks, these mild injuries occur when our bodies take a beating beyond their ability to recover. And their effects ...
Give your employees a quick refresher on the importance of good ergonomics.
Repetitive motion and back injuries plague more than one million U.S. workers every year. But most could be prevented if workers practice good body mechanics to avoid stress and strain and take special care to protect their backs. Give your employees a quick refresher on the ...
The best ways to work at video display terminals to reduce stress and possible injury.
This program shows the best ways to work at video display terminals to reduce stress and possible injury - without sacrificing productivity. The video provides a step-by-step examination of the components of the VDT workstation, including the height and distance of the ...
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