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ERGONOMIC SERVICES
On-Site Ergonomic Evaluations
- Evaluations in workspaces including but not limited to
- Office
- Clean room
- Manufacturing
- Laboratory
- Construction
- Ergonomic findings and recommendations documented in written reports and/or audio/video presentations
- Digital photographs and video can be used for documentation and presentations
- Tool Design/Re-Design Assessments
Ergonomic Equipment
- Recommendations
- Vendor liaison
- Procurement
- Usability Studies
Employee Ergonomic Training
- Ergonomics in the workplace
- Stretching/Fitness
OSHA Compliance
Cal/OSHA Repetitive Motion Injury Standard (8 CCR§5110) covers situations in which injuries have actually occurred due to repetitive motion hazards and requires the employer to establish a prevention program. The program must include an ergonomic evaluation, implementation of control measures, and administrative requirements like employee training. For further details on this standard, visit
http://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/dosh1.html.
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