Ergonomics Safety Training Videos

Office Safety Basics - The purpose of this program to provide you with the general overview of the safety hazards present in the office and outline steps that you can take to minimize risk.

Our knees are important to many of the moves you make each day. And there’s a lot that can be done to avoid a knee injury. This program will cover the things your employees can do to keep their knees healthy.

This five part series covers sitting, standing, stretching, ergonomics and lifting. Using a unique “talk show” format, each segment focuses on the individual topic so employees are able to give the topic their full attention.

While CTDs or Cumulative Trauma Disorders are a medical disorder and treated as such, ergonomics, the fit between people and their tools and workplaces, represents an important ingredient in treatment and prevention. The bottom line is that ergonomic approaches to CTDs can be viewed simply as good management. Documented evidence supports claims that ergonomic solutions are clearly cost effective because of increased productivity and work output.

Cumulative trauma disorders are the fastest growing category of occupational injuries in the United States. This program will help you identify ergonomic hazards in your work area and focuses on the prevention of the most common injuries you will face as a healthcare worker.

Office And Computer Ergonomics - In this short training program, we're going to discuss only one part of a good safety program. It's called ergonomics. Ergonomics is nothing new, but there have been a number of improvements and advancements in the study of ergonomics in recent years. This program will help you control your safety at work much better.

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Whether your staff is moving patients, test tubes, laundry or food, they need to protect their backs from undue stress. All healthcare workers have a high risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders or back injuries.

In this short training program, we're going to discuss only one part of a good Safety program. It's called Ergonomics. Ergonomics is nothing new, but there have been a number of improvements and advancements in the study of ergonomics recently.

Ergonomics And The Industrial Environment - This course outlines the approach most commonly recommended for identifying and correcting ergonomic problems. It provides basic information that will be useful for employers, workers and others in designing effective programs to prevent Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WMSDs) in an industrial environment.

Back injuries and other musculoskeletal disorders are rampant in the healthcare industry. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nurses' aides, health aides, radiology technologists and therapists, as well as licensed practical nurses and registered nurses, make up six of the top 10 professionals at the greatest risk for back injury.

Using common sense, simple exercises, proper lifting procedures and having an understanding of back stress can help you teach employees to take care of their backs.