Ergonomics is more than just adjusting chairs or placing monitors at eye level. It is a science dedicated to designing a workspace that minimizes discomfort and maximizes productivity. Poor ergonomics can lead to musculoskeletal disorders, decreased efficiency, and increased absenteeism. To implement ergonomics effectively, start with a comprehensive assessment of your current work environment. Evaluate workstations, tools, and processes to identify potential ergonomic risks. Employees should have chairs with adjustable height and lumbar support, desks at appropriate heights, and monitors positioned at eye level to prevent neck strain. Ergonomic accessories,…
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