As tools, technologies and processes in the workplace change, so must the methods and practices used to prevent workplace injuries. This program focuses on the three main components of a successful ergonomics program: developing a knowledge of musculoskeletal disorders, reporting their signs / symptoms and controlling ergonomic hazards.
- Tendonitis - Trigger Finger, DeQuervains Syndrome and Epicondylitis.
- Nerve Compression - Sciatica and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
- Other types of musculoskeletal disorders - Tension Neck Syndrome and Raynaud's Phenomenon.
- Signs and symptoms of MSDs.
- Importance of reporting MSD symptoms.
- Determination of MSD incidents and risk factors.
- Job Hazard Analysis.
- Ergonomic and work practice controls.
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