1. W506 – Ergonomics Essentials Introduction International Module W506 Ergonomic Essentials Day 1.

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1. W506 – Ergonomics Essentials Introduction International Module W506 Ergonomic Essentials Day 1

2. W506 – Ergonomics Essentials Introduction Insert Site Emergency procedures (insert relevant information)

3. W506 – Ergonomics Essentials Introduction Insert Lecturer(s) Background (insert relevant information)

4. W506 – Ergonomics Essentials Introduction Your Background? Break into pairs, take 5 minutes to introduce one another Introduce your partner to large group

5. W506 – Ergonomics Essentials Introduction Course Aim To provide a broad based introduction to ergonomics principles & their application in the design of work, equipment and the workplace. Consideration is given to musculoskeletal disorders, manual handling, ergonomic aspects of the environment as well as to the social and legal aspects. (as per syllabus for Ergonomics Essentials, BOHS)

6. W506 – Ergonomics Essentials Introduction Course Learning Outcomes Participants will be able to: –Describe & apply ergonomics principles to the creation of safer, healthier & more efficient & effective activities in the workplace –Outline the process of ergonomic risk assessments –Explain the causes of upper limb disorders –Examine workplace layout & equipment design according to ergonomic principles –Identify environmental aspects of good ergonomic design

7. W506 – Ergonomics Essentials Introduction What is Required to Complete this Course Participation –Ask questions as we go through the notes –Participate in the case study discussions –Participate in the practical exercises –Review day’s content & attempt the questions each night