ERGONOMIC RESOURCES
OSHA ERGONOMIC eTOOLS
An outstanding resource for the public provided by OSHA
(Occupational Safety and Health Administration). This resource
provides stand-alone interactive, web-based information targeting
specific industries as well as generalized ergonomic hazards. Use the
links below for a specific area of interest or follow this link for the
main page.
A great resource for anyone who uses a computer either at work or at home.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS, ELECTRICIANS, PAINTERS, AND PLASTERERS
An outstanding resource targeting
Electrical Contractors but applicable to all occupations which require
heavy lifting, overhead activity, and multiple job tasks.
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
Solutions for Hand Intensive Work
An outstanding resource targeting
methods to reduce the trauma associated with the hand-intensive work
duties of construction workers to help prevent jobsite injuries.
AIRLINE INDUSTRY ERGONOMIC SOLUTIONS
An outstanding resource for all
those in the air transportation industry. Created by an alliance
between OSHA and the airlines industry, these online eTools provide
airline personnel a wealth of information on ways to avoid injuries on
the job.
For the general public the section
on ramp workers is a must read to understand what these hardworking
individuals have to deal with when we overpack.
PRODUCT DELIVERY AND WAREHOUSING SOLUTIONS
Addressing
the unique needs of beverage delivery personnel. This module covers
excellent ergonomic strategies for all types of delivery personnel.
Developed
for grocery warehousing personnel, this module presents excellent
recommendations for any individual working in a warehouse setting.
HEALTHCARE PERSONNEL
SEWING AND TEXTILES
WORKPLACE SAFETY RESOURCES
ONLINE Resources
The current OSHA rules on workplace safety.
Recent ruling on Employer requirement to pay for OSHA recommended safety equipment.
A guide created for Employers to help train their employees on the
proper use of personal protective equipment. It covers what you need to
wear, when you need to wear it, and its proper use and maintenance.
Personal Protective Equipment: OSHA Standards
Last updated 12.13.08