Interactive Training
- Ergonomics Essentials
- Ergonomics for Dental Hygienists
- Ergonomics for Drivers
- Lift height and risk of injury
- Office Ergonomics
- Office Lighting and Computer Use for Eye Comfort
- Preventing Sprains and Strains in the Warehouse
- Sit-Stand Computer Workstations, Help for Workers
- Sit-Stand Computer Workstations, Help for Employers
- Standing Transfer Methods
Downloadable Slideshows
- A Five Step Process for Finding Sprain and Strain Hazards in Your Workplace
- A Quick Guide on Recommended Limits to Prevent Sprains and Strains
- Common Sprains & Strains Hazards in Your Workplace and Some Solution Ideas
- Ergonomics Awareness Education for Employees and Supervisors
- Ergonomics for Home Offices
- Ergonomics Guidelines for Nursing Homes
- Ergonomics in Welding
- How to Control Repetitive Hand and Wrist Tasks
- Preventing Overexertion Injuries
Video
In-person Training
We can provide training on a variety of ergonomics topics at meetings, conferences, or at your workplace. Contact us to learn more.
Frequently Asked Question About Training
No, mostly because training on work methods isn't a good way to prevent injuries unless it’s part of a more complete process.