Your health and safety program is probably doing pretty well. You are OSHA compliant, the proper signage hangs on the walls, the best PPE gear is worn, and everyone goes home to their families after work. In general, your workplace is fairly safe.
But do your employees ever complain about fatigue? Discomfort? Do you have costly OSHA recordable injuries on a regular basis? Safety managers and supervisors can easily be overwhelmed. It’s a big job and the clock seems to move at the speed of light. Sound familiar?
We exist to help you execute a best in class injury prevention program. The injury prevention specialists at Ergonomics Plus have been partnering with folks like you since 1989. Over the last couple decades we have helped numerous firms develop health and safety programs that keep workers healthy and productive while improving the all-important bottom line of the company at the same time.
We regularly go to the facilities of our clients (usually once or twice a week depending on the need), and work closely with both management and workers out on the floor to address ergonomic concerns as well as fatigue, discomfort and other early signs of musculoskeletal injuries.
All successful injury prevention programs have a comprehensive prevention strategy in place. We are in a unique position to help because our injury prevention specialists have extensive backgrounds in both human physiology and ergonomics (not to mention a contagious safety culture mentality). These backgrounds allow us be the link between workplace design factors and human factors to execute comprehensive injury prevention strategies.
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“The folks here at the Schneider Electric Oxford facility want you to know how much we appreciate the efforts of Ray Albensi, and to emphasize the critical role he plays in our goal to drive our injury rate to zero. Our plant recently completed 330 consecutive days without an OSHA recordable incident -- a number nothing short of...”
John Wittwer
Technical Manager, Schneider Electric