Course Description
Employees who work ergonomically correct have fewer injuries and are often more productive, plain and simple. But making a job ergonomically correct requires a team effort between the worker and the employer. This course will help workers recognize potential hazards and understand how to correct them.
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· Body parts that can be injured by poor ergonomics
· Arms
· Wrists
· Hands
· Shoulders
· Neck
· Back
· Ergonomic hazards
· Repetitive motion
· Importance of breaks and exercise
· Workstation design
· Eliminating hazards
· Real Life Situation
More Information
| Language | English |
| Course Length | 0.75 hours |
| Instructor | Online |
| Vendor | Coastal Training Technologies |
| Requirements/Materials Included | System requirements: Hardware - Pentium processor, 32MB RAM, 16-bit Sound Card (for Audio) Software - IE5.0+, Media Player 7.1 (Windows 98), Media Player 8.0 or 9.0 (Windows 2000, Windows XP), Flash Player 6.0 or above |
Price: $ 15.00 (USD)
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