Ergonomics
Industrial Ergonomics
Running Time: 16 minutes
Year Produced: 2006
Language: English
Format: 
Produced by Safety Source: It is essential that industrial work areas and work processes are ergonomically correct. This program define ergonomics and outlines ways that hazards can be engineered out of the work process. Emphasis is placed on recognition, evaluation and controls of hazards. Potential ergonomic hazards associated with material handling are also discussed.
Office Ergonomics
Running Time: 19 minutes
Language: English
Format:
Every job makes a different set of demands on the body. Today the issue of how this impacts employees, and what can be done to reduce or eliminate adverse effects is receiving a lot of attention. While there is much debate about many aspects of ergonomics, everyone agrees on one thing… that is by using proper ergonomic techniques, employees can be safer and more productive as well as feel better at the end of the day. MARCOM’s training products on “Office Ergonomics” address how to recognize ergonomic problems, the potential of adverse effects and practical solutions employees themselves can use to help deal with ergonomic problems in the office. Topics covered in the products include: * Physiology of the body. * Parts of the body most affected. * Eye strain. * Pragmatic preventative measures. * Correct use of office equipment. * Exercises and stress release. * and more.
Preventing MSD's (Musculoskeletal Disorders)
Running Time: 5 minutes
Year Produced: 2008
Language: English
Format:
This program discusses what upper musculoskeletal extremity disorders are and what measures you can take to prevent their occurrence.
Repetitive Stress Injuries
Running Time: 5 minutes
Year Produced: 1992
Language: English
Format:
Repetitive Stress Injuries (RSIs) are a common health hazard in manufacturing. To help reduce the risks of RSIs, use work techniques and postures that minimize stress and strain on the body.
Workstation Ergonomics - Cumulative Trauma Disorders
Running Time: 5 minutes
Year Produced: 1992
Language: English
Format:
Computer users are highly susceptible to Cumulative Trauma Disorders caused by repetitive motion at a keyboard. To help reduce injuries follow tips for workstation design and safe work practices.