OSHA Essentials Ergonomics In Action

What you'll learn
Explain workplace ergonomics its importance, and roles of employer and employee.
Identify common work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).
Recognize risk factors associated with work-related MSDs.
Select appropriate ergonomic control methods to eliminate or reduce identified risk factors for MSDs.
Requirements
A basic understanding of workplace environments and common tasks.
Proficiency in understanding English.
No prior formal training in ergonomics is required.
Description
Tired of seeing preventable aches, pains, and injuries in your workplace? They're not just "part of the job"; they're a sign that your ergonomics need help. This dynamic, practical course is your essential guide to building a safer, healthier, and more productive work environment for everyone.We'll move beyond theory and give you the tools you need to make a real impact. You'll learn to spot the early warning signs of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) like carpal tunnel and back strain, and uncover the hidden risk factors causing them; from repetitive tasks to poorly designed workstations.Most importantly, you'll master proven strategies to fix these problems. Discover how to implement simple, cost-effective solutions using OSHA-aligned principles, from engineering controls like adjustable equipment to powerful administrative changes. We'll teach you how to conduct a basic risk assessment, promote early reporting, and foster a culture of safety that protects both your people and your bottom line.Stop reacting to injuries and start preventing them. Enroll today and gain the confidence to transform your workplace into a model of comfort, efficiency, and well-being.Learning outcomes:· Explain workplace ergonomics its importance, and roles of employer and employee.· Identify common work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).· Recognize risk factors associated with work-related MSDs.· Select appropriate ergonomic control methods to eliminate or reduce identified risk factors for MSDs.
Safety Officers & EHS (Environment, Health, and Safety) Personnel,HR Managers and Occupational Health Specialists,Facility Managers and Office Managers,Team Leaders, Supervisors, and Operations Managers,Union Representatives and Safety Committee Members,Any employee seeking to understand and improve their work environment
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