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- Office Ergonomics course available in Edmonton June 26 & 27, 2012
- Certified ergonomists advise on the impact of the tablet
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Category Archives: Ergo Tips
Certified ergonomists advise on the impact of the tablet
Thanks to the increasing popularity of Apple’s iPad, tablets, in general, are being seen in the business and student world as THE number one tool for marketing, business communication, reading or even interactive learning. The tablet is considered by the … Continue reading
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LEED Certification and the Pilot Credit 44 – Ergonomics Strategy
Is your organization considering a green building project? One rating system gaining prominence world-wide is Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED). The primary goal of LEED is to promote building practices that are environmentally responsible, profitable, and healthy for … Continue reading
Workstation setup for an account manager
I came across this interesting set up reading one of our ergonomists reports. What struck me was the awkward position that the bank account manager was in to try to work effectively, yet communicate properly with his clients. Here is … Continue reading
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Using two monitor screens at work? Suggestions for working in comfort.
While most of us are used to working with one monitor screen, some office workers and professionals require two monitor screens while on the job, particularly those working in industries that involve computer graphics and design due to the size … Continue reading
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Customize your next lunch and learn safety session
In one of our past issues of our newsletter, the Ergonomic Wire, we wrote an article on how to develop a training course that not only engages your staff, but one that they find applicable to their working environment. One … Continue reading
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Hazard Assessment: Removing manhole covers
Our ergonomists conducted a hazard assessment for a road crew and one particular task that reviewed was a work site set up that involved removing manhole covers. The task was a one-person job that involved using a lever to remove … Continue reading
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Designing the workplace for an aging population – Humantech webinar
We got word from our friends at Humantech that they will be presenting a webinar on designing the workplace for an aging population. The course will be taught by Blake McGowan – who will also be co-presenting the Applied Industrial … Continue reading
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Create balance in your life to beat stress
EWI’s latest blog is a long time coming – last few months have been very hectic, so here’s a good piece on the importance of fighting stress through finding balance in your busy schedule. Continue reading
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Controlling high light levels at a workstation
A common complaint can be the amount of light in a workplace. While many might find they need more, too much light can also cause eyestrain and headaches. Find out how much light is too much and the solutions to filter it. Continue reading
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Vision and Aging – information on Age Related Macular Degeneration
Age Related Macular Degeneration or AMD is often associated with the aging process. It is a disease of the eye that, if not treated, can lead to loss of vision. Continue reading
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