ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION Introduction to Ergonomics.

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ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION Introduction to Ergonomics

ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION It is the study of work It is a way to make jobs/tasks fit the employees better It is a way to make work easier What is Ergonomics?

ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION Fitting the job to the worker

ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION Fitting the job to the worker

ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION Making jobs easier

ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION Making jobs easier

ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION Poor LightingAdequate Lighting Factors that make jobs more difficult

ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION Factors that make jobs more difficult

ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION It can help you do work safely It can make you more comfortable It can prevent injuries How does ergonomics affect you?

ERGONOMICS :: WORKER TRAINING :: INTRODUCTION Be aware of what is happening in your work area Go to your supervisor with questions or concerns Report any symptoms to supervisor or safety people Be a team player What can you do to help?