Ergonomic hazards exist in all areas of life, from daily chores to your professional environment. Here’s what to watch for and ways to reduce your risk of injury.

Vibration, poor posture or positioning, and repetitive motion are common ergonomic hazards, though back injuries are the most common workplace injuries. The majority of work-related back injuries are ...

Cority’s Motion Capture for Industrial Ergonomics solution is now globally available through CorityOne, the company’s integrated software ecosystem.

In the United States, the costs of overexertion and repetitive motion to the automotive industry were estimated at $18 billion in 2019. The SERA (Safety & Ergonomic Risk Assessment) tool was ...

For Malaysia’s workforce, the prevalence of RSI is often linked to sitting for extended periods without adequate breaks, typing on keyboards with improper wrist support and using non-ergonomic ...

Nearly half of warehouse injuries nationwide are classified as “musculoskeletal” — such as sprains and aches resulting from repetitive motions or other ergonomic hazards.

OSHA contends that every year 1.8 million workers suffer from ergonomic injuries and 600,000 workers lose a day or more of work.

Since ergonomic injuries are one of the leading work-related hazards, it is important to understand how ergonomics affect job tasks and how to properly complete said tasks.

In the United States, the costs of overexertion and repetitive motion to the automotive industry were estimated at $18 billion in 2019. The SERA (Safety & Ergonomic Risk Assessment) tool was ...

“By integrating motion capture technology into our industrial ergonomics solutions, we enable health & safety professionals and even non-specialists to quickly and accurately capture key ergonomic ...

Industrial ergonomics focuses on designing tasks, workspaces, and tools around employees performing physically demanding jobs., It addresses risk factors such as repetitive lifting, forceful ...