ergo program

Why being on-site changes everything: Lessons from the frontlines of ergonomics

"Why Being On-Site Changes Everything: Lessons from the Frontlines of Ergonomics" explores the unique value of on-site ergonomics consulting. Drawing from years of experience, the article highlights how working directly at client facilities fosters better collaboration, ensures practical solutions, and allows for real-time feedback and adjustments. From addressing unexpected challenges to providing hands-on employee training, on-site presence leads to safer, more effective, and sustainable ergonomic interventions. This approach not only reduces injuries and boosts productivity but also builds trust and engagement with employees. Whether in manufacturing plants, municipal services, or office settings, being there makes all the difference.
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How to plan an effective retreat for your safety or ergo team

Annual “retreat” events can reduce burnout, improve team synergy, and foster innovation, which are crucial aspects for HR and safety leaders looking to enhance organizational well-being. Professional development is a very high priority for our team, since ergonomics is a developing field. We spend one full day every second week together; our regular agenda includes […]
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Creating a Culture of Ergonomics: Employee Engagement Strategies

Safety and Health Week is coming up in May, and our clients are calling on us to help them promote ergonomics in their workplaces. Fostering a culture of employee engagement in an ergonomics program involves several key strategies. Training and education: These are two different, but related things. Education provides knowledge – supervisors and managers […]
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How safety programs benefit from a part-time ergonomist

I’ve seen a lot of postings for Health and Safety jobs lately, some of which include “ergonomics” responsibilities such as completing physical demands analyses or manual handling assessments. Safety professionals who have an ergo background could certainly fulfil these responsibilities. However, once in the role, we’ve noticed that safety/ergo professionals tend to be consumed with […]
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