Ergonomics Safety | ASK EHS

Health and security managers must go a a lot to take care of the worker. Sometimes it is difficult to decide what priority is. Questions might arise, like, "Why are ergonomics important at work? Why should I spend time and budget with this piece of safe cake?"
Bad ergonomics is the main contributor to be an injury to a workplace and wound developed hours. An instance of acute injury caused by poor ergonomics is back injury due to lifting a heavy object.
Many jobs need people to do the same action every day. In the long run, if a person performs movements several times that are not good - they are not ergonomic - it can lead to discomfort, injury and disability. They are known as injuries from repeated stress or overuse.
Workers often sit or stand for a long time. Poor posture caused by the wrong workplace will lead to pain and injury. Chronic neck and shoulder pain is often associated with poor workstation ergonomics. People spend much of their lives at work. According to some estimates, we spend a third of our lives at work. This means that if we experience repeated stress or injury related to the position, it is likely to work.
Recurrent stress and position-related injuries take time to develop, so poor movement patterns or posture that causes injuries can last for weeks or months before the damage begins. injured - to the extent that everything is not right. Muscle strains, sprains and tears, as well as repeated stress injuries, are one of the most common injuries in the workplace.
These injuries can be prevented. Watch out our ASK-EHS animation video to understand why safety and health managers need to emphasize the importance of workplace ergonomics while planning their programs!
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