‘Ergonomics Made Easy’: New guide available

The International Ergonomics Association released new guidance that uses real-world work scenarios to help construction teams understand and adopt proper ergonomic practices. Better ergonomics reduces injuries, improves work quality and productivity, and decreases worker turnover on job sites.

Geneva — New guidance from the International Ergonomics Association provides real-world work scenarios to help identify concerns and build knowledge and acceptance of good ergonomic practices. Good ergonomics can lead to fewer injuries, improved quality of work and productivity, and less turnover,…

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