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The EWI team works with you to develop a customized ergonomic intervention program for your organization. See services for more about how EWI Works can help:

  • reduce workplace injury and costs due to injury
  • increase productivity
  • improve on product quality

You'll also find ergonomic tips, good practices and wellness principles in the resources section that can help you and your organization reduce stress, create balance and recognize potential hazards.

Ask a Consultant

Our way of saying thanks for visiting, we answer your questions about ergonomics, offering solutions we hope will help you work more comfortably and prevent injuries.

Q: We have received some requests to use Stability Balls in place of ergonomic chairs. Do you get many of these requests? Are other employers receiving this type of request and if so, have you set any criteria regarding the use of them (i.e. limit to medical/ergonomic reasons)? OUR ANSWER

See resources for more questions and advice.

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Ed publishes book based on thesis Whether you are a graduate student or H&S Officer, make sure you order your copy of Ed’s book, Low Back Disorders in Heavy Jobs and their control. The book covers multiple studies in work-related low back disorders from the research to final conclusion.Learn more...

EWI staff in Edmonton ING Marathon Motivated by the health benefits of running, Lorel has spent 4 months training for her first marathon. Inspired by her employee, Linda will be walking the half marathon. Both will be going the distance on August 17th. We’ll keep you posted on their results!

6.2008: EWI Speaking Engagements

On June 25th, Ed Vieira conducted a one day workshop on "Using Audio-Visual Research Methods with a Restorative and Rehabilitative Lens" at the 8th Annual Thinking Qualitatively Workshop Conference in Edmonton
On May 28th, Linda conducted a one day ergonomic seminar at the Alberta Occupational Health Nurses Association Annual Conference in Edmonton.

At the BC Mines Conference in Vancouver, Linda presented Heavy Mobile Equipment - Ergonomics and the Prevention of Musculoskeletal Injuries - based on a paper written by herself EWI consultant, Claire Gariepy.

 

 
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