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Ergonomic Awareness Presented by QBE Loss Control Services

Ergonomics From the Greek Words: “Ergon”- Work “Nomos”- Laws Fitting the Jobs to the Workers not the Workers to the Jobs

People Vs. Machines People Decision Making Small Force Application Non-Programmed Activities Teamwork Machines Pre-Programmed Activities Repetition Applying Large Forces Working in Hazardous Locations

Terminology CTD’s- Cumulative Trauma Disorders MSDs- Musculoskeletal Disorders (OSHA) Repetitive Motion Injuries/Disorders Repetitive Strain Injuries Overuse Syndrome

Types of Disorders Tendon Related –Tendonitis –Tenosynovitis –Epicondylitis –Trigger finger Nerve Related –Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) Muscle Related –Lower Back Injuries –Sprains –Strains –Inflammation Circulatory Related –Raynaud’s Syndrome (White Finger)

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Risk Factors for CTDs Repetition Duration Force Posture Static Loads Mechanical (Contact) Stress Low Temperatures Vibration

Personal Risk Factors Off-Job Activities Exercise Strength/Fitness Health

Awkward Posture Flexion Ulnar Deviation Extension

Awkward Posture Bending Trunk Overhead Reach Bent Neck

Contact Stress

Vibration

Psychosocial Issues Job Frustration Job Stress Unresolved Frustration Management Insensitivity Anger Depression Conflicts with Supervisors

Anthropometry “Scientific measurements of human body to optimize human/equipment interface” Do not design for the “average person” Design for largest and then adjust for the range of workers

Ergonomics Process Identify Problem Job Identify Risk Factors Compare Risk Factors to Guidelines Implement Solutions Re-evaluate

Ergonomics Program Management Leadership/ Employee Participation Hazard Identification and Control Training Medical Management Program Evaluation Records

Hierarchy of Controls Reduce or Eliminate Hazard using Engineering Controls Change Work Practices and Policies by Administrative Controls Use Personal Protective Equipment

Engineering Controls Change Workstation Layout Change Tools Change Way Materials Transported Change Process Change Packaging Change Way Tools/Parts Manipulated

Administrative Controls Reduce Shift Length or Overtime Rotate Employees Through Several Jobs Broaden Job Content Schedule More Breaks Adjust Work Pace Training

Personal Protective Equipment Shoes Gloves Knee Pads Braces? Wrist Splints? Back Belts? Vibration Attenuating Gloves? Not Effective and May Cause More Problems

Ergonomic Tools

Standing Work Precision Light Heavy 37”-43”34”-37”28”-35”

VDT Work Stations

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Ergonomic Chairs?

Bins

Drums

Pallet Stacking

Eliminate Kneeling

Work Table

Loading Trucks

Hoists/Cranes

Carts