Ergonomic Improvements Needing Improvements

Has this happened in your workplace before? A new piece of equipment or tool is introduced as an “ergonomic solution” … only to find out that workers aren’t using it, or it doesn’t actually work as intended, or it causes more problems than before it was implemented!

This is not uncommon but there are things you can do to prevent a lengthy and costly trial and error approach.

Our March webinar will review case studies of “ergonomic improvements needing improvements” so you can learn from the mistakes of others. We’ll share some best practices when it comes to ergonomic assessments to ensure you’ve got the tools and resources you need to avoid the pitfalls of an unsuccessful intervention.