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Returning to work after a concussion
Concussion awareness is much higher in light of better knowledge, recognition of the symptoms and prevalence, and coverage in news and sports. A concussion is
Ergonomics training for your staff to improve your overall ergonomics program
In recent weeks, we have outlined why hiring and involving a certified, properly trained and qualified ergonomist is beneficial to your company. However, this isn’t
Taking a look at ergonomics risk factors in construction work
Construction work is one of the most common and lucrative fields of employment among trades people and labourers. It has been well established that work
What does it mean to be a Canadian Certified Professional Ergonomist?
This week, we expand on the topic of training and certification for professional ergonomists. Introduction: The Association of Canadian Ergonomists is a professional association established
Noise and Open Office Work Environments
Design of office spaces has moved from traditional private office layouts to “open office” layouts. While the increasing costs of business real estate and the
Musculoskeletal Injuries in North America
Occupational health and safety programs in many industrial sectors have made significant strides to reduce accidents and acute injuries associated with various hazards. This is