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29 Aug, 19

ergonomics of ergonomics, News

Ergonomic, ergonomics, er-GONE-omist, ergo-NO-mist…or, maybe, just plain “ergo”

Imagine this scene: A multidisciplinary team is gathered for a meeting to discuss an important initiative, one that should have a significant impact on the organisation. The problem at hand has been affecting productivity, quality, employee morale, and has been associated with costly injuries. People are interested. A manager arrives with the consultant who has […]

25 Jul, 19

footwear, injury, legislation, News, Office Ergo, Shopping

Outlawing heels in the office

Although very few businesses overtly EXPECT women to wear heels to work, we do anyway. Heels have a way of making us look taller and leaner, and who can resist the urge to self-promote? (Turns out, many people, all smarter than I.) A little-noticed section of Bill 148 (Schedule 3) actually prohibits employers from requiring […]

22 Jul, 19

ergonomics of ergonomics, News, training

Five things Josie has learned during five years at Taylor’d Ergo

July 23 marks my five-year anniversary at Taylor’d Ergo. Wow, time flies! I thought I’d share 5 things that I’ve learned to do over the past 5 years. Gain technical know-how from the pros It’s a given that everyone should develop their technical skills over the first few years of a career. Working for Taylor’d […]

14 May, 19

best practices, Driving, Ergo at home, News, stretching, training

Are we there yet?

Finally, the first long weekend of the summer! We yearn for sun, sand, water, and fun! The long weekend may also bring long drives, as we make our way to the beach or cottage. We’ve all endured the wrath of the car seat after hours in a vehicle. Even a comfortable, well-adjusted seat can cause […]

23 Apr, 19

CDA, ergonomics of ergonomics, Industrial, Manual handling, News, PDA, return-to-work, training

A force gauge is an ergonomist’s best friend!

Force gauges are used by ergonomists to collect quantitative data for PDAs and ergonomics assessments of pushing, pulling, and lifting tasks. We often take measurements 5-6 times, to ensure we are collecting the most accurate data possible, so it’s important to have a force gauge that can “measure” up to the task. A variety of […]

04 Apr, 19

News

Walk to work! …or at work, or from work….

by Kristina Zucchiatti Like me, you may have lost sight of the fitness goals you set late in the evening of December 31. But, fear not, spring has sprung. (Well, spring is sure to spring soon, anyway!) To get you back on track, join the world on Friday April 5th for Walk to Work Day! […]

News, Office Ergo

Mouse, mole, or rat? How to choose and tame the best desk rodent for your hand

Most people start out with a “standard” mouse, which, to be fair, fits most people quite satisfactorily. However, if a mouse doesn’t fit your hand, the computer sales person isn’t going to be the one to tell you. How do you know if a mouse is right for you? Maybe you’d be better off with […]

03 Jan, 19

CDA, ergo program, Industrial, legislation, News

How well do your employees understand ergonomics?

Ergonomics is not new; in fact, it has been around for over 150 years (See our blog: 150 years of Ergonomics). However, even within companies with well-established ergo programs, employees often don’t really know what ergonomics is, or what it should do for them. If people don’t know what it is, they probably can’t benefit […]

Ergonomic, ergonomics, er-GONE-omist, ergo-NO-mist…or, maybe, just plain “ergo”

Outlawing heels in the office

Five things Josie has learned during five years at Taylor’d Ergo

Are we there yet?

A force gauge is an ergonomist’s best friend!

Walk to work! …or at work, or from work….

Mouse, mole, or rat? How to choose and tame the best desk rodent for your hand

How well do your employees understand ergonomics?

What is ergonomics?

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