Description

This course delves into the critical connection between ergonomics and the prevention of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in an office environment. Participants will learn that beyond ensuring comfort, proper ergonomics is essential for averting injuries, fatigue, and decreased productivity associated with MSDs. The course emphasizes common examples of MSDs, including muscle strains, back pain, carpal tunnel, and tendonitis, and underscores the role of worker involvement, management, and supervision in preventing these disorders. Participants will also discover the importance of open communication with management to tailor workstations and practices, ensuring a safer and more efficient workplace. Comprehend the relationship between ergonomics and the prevention of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in the office, recognizing the impact on injury, fatigue, and productivity. Identify common examples of MSDs, such as muscle strains, back pain, carpal tunnel, and tendonitis, and understand how they result from repetitive actions and improper posture. Develop skills in workplace self-assessment to determine ergonomic needs, fostering open communication with management to create a safer and more efficient work environment.

Course Objectives:

Comprehend the relationship between ergonomics and the prevention of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in the office, recognizing the impact on injury, fatigue, and productivity.;Identify common examples of MSDs, such as muscle strains, back pain, carpal tunnel, and tendonitis, and understand how they result from repetitive actions and improper posture.;Develop skills in workplace self-assessment to determine ergonomic needs, fostering open communication with management to create a safer and more efficient work environment.;;

Duration: 6 min.