Leveraging technology to improve ergonomics assessments
It’s vital to select the right tools to measure, solve specific issues
By Kent Hatcher and Emily Barnes
At a basic level, the essential function of ergonomics
has not changed for many years. The
need to fit the job to the worker remains fundamental
in reducing musculoskeletal injuries
(MSDs) and related costs, reducing absenteeism
and turnover, and the most important goal of environmental
health and safety (EHS) professionals everywhere
– protecting the health of our fellow workers.
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