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Since 1995
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Ph: 519 • 632 • 5103 - Fax: 519 • 632 • 7469
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Workshops
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This 1-day program will provide practice in using the tools that are included in the MSD Prevention Guideline’s “Hazard Identification Tool Box” (HIT). Participants will learn to effectively use the risk factor checklists, and will become familiar with the other tools included in the tool box, such as discomfort surveys, feedback surveys, workplace inspection checklists, computer work station checklists, and more. This program is perfect for your ergo team or JHSC. [more]  tei_ergo_hazard_id_may_19_2010.pdf |
This course focuses on implementing quick-fix solutions to issues previously identified with the Hazard Identification Tools. (If you didn’t attend Ergo 101, don’t worry, we’ll just assume that someone has told you that a job needs to be fixed!) [more] tei_ergo_hazard_control_jun_15_2010.pdf |
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This one-day course is intended to give designers, engineers, ergonomics coordinators, and safety professionals the tools they need to ensure appropriate working heights, reaches, and clearances. Additional Ergo Design Guidelines are also covered. [more] tei_ergo_design_workshop_reg_nov_3_2010.pdf |
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Participants will learn how to identify ergonomics risk factors encountered by drivers, and how to implement some solutions. The focus of the workshop is on driving passenger vehicles, although some discussion of courier and transport trucks will also be included. [more] tei_driver_ergo_workshop_reg_sept_21.pdf |
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Two guys work for the city: one furiously digs a hole, the other quickly fills the hole. A confused passerby asks, "Why do you dig a hole and fill it up again?" The digger leans on his shovel and replies, "The fellow who plants the trees is sick again today”.
from www.jokes.com
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