Ergonomics  . . . . Principles

prin·ci·ple (prĭn'sə-pəl)  n.

1.  A rule or law concerning the functioning of natural phenomena or mechanical processes

Question:

"How do we accomplish the goal of improving health, safety, quality, productivity and comfort?"

Answer:

Learn about a basic set of ergonomics principles and then use the Ergo Tools and Solution Center sections to analysis jobs and develop solutions. Here is a list of basic ergonomics principles:

• Promote neutral body and limb positions

• Provide support for body/limbs

• Promote work in the reach zone

• Provide correct tools, equipment and facilities

• Promote effective work processes

• Control exposure to work environment

• Promote health and wellness