This tool can be used by ergonomic professionals in order to evaluate the work surface of different types of workers.
This tool can be used by ergonomic professionals in order to evaluate the work surface of different types of workers.
This tool can be used by ergonomic professionals in order to evaluate office chairs.
This tool can be used by ergonomic professionals in order to evaluate both keyboard and mouses.
This tool can be used by ergonomic professionals in order to evaluate office chairs.
This brochure provides information about counteracting load damage and load accidents in the construction industry. It will help employers, employees, safety representatives, builders and projectors to prevent the risks.
This video contains a summary review of the research-based knowledge of what physical variation is, what types of measures one can think of in working life to increase (or change) the content of variation in a job, and what evidence exists for different types of action Indeed, increased variation (e.g. breaks, job rotation, alternative tasks) can actually have a positive effect in occupations that are otherwise characterized by insufficient variation. The report also rings in the need for further knowledge in the field.
This document presents information on how to assess the risks of pushing and pulling loads yourself. It includes a manual and a template to be filled in.
This document presents information on how to assess the risks of carrying and liftings load. It includes a manual and a template to be filled in.
This brochure is about repetitive work: work where similar movements are repeated over and over. This can have negative health effects and should therefore be avoided. Here you will find advice on measures to reduce the risks.
This fact sheet provides information about how different kinds of vibration can be prevented or reduced.