The relationships between onsite early intervention programs, employee age, and injury rates of manufacturing companies are examined with 18 manufacturing clients over 55 individual sites.

Accurate and current physical demands descriptions support both the hiring and return to work processes within an organization and maintains compliance with several legal standards.

How well do we understand how biometric screening and coaching can impact driver health within the transportation industry?

New research shows health risks associated within the transportation industry workforce.

Exploring the relationship between material handling demographics and discomfort of over 102,000 truck drivers.

Exploring the relationship between the demographics and discomfort of over 102,000 truck drivers.

Exploring the relationship between ergonomics attitude, knowledge, and discomfort of over 26,000 employees

Exploring the relationship between products, training, and discomfort of over 26,000 office employees

Exploring the relationship between the demographics and discomfort of over 26,000 office employees

A review of OSHA regulations related to Early Intervention injury prevention services and a discussion of results

In assessing the risk related to patient handling, knowledge and culture appear to be critical factors for success.

A review of over 25000 driver surveys has revealed interesting trends on which drivers may be at greater risk.

A two-year study by Atlas Ergonomics showed that systematic physical screenings of truck drivers prior to hiring led to a 7% reduction in lost work days

In an intensive five-month study, 90% of workers reported a preference for a completely split keyboard design

A comparison of opinions on risk and discomfort in the office environment against data from over 2400 employees

This second paper in the series, focusing on the relationship between products, furniture, and work-related discomfort

This final paper in the series illustrates how improving attitudes, knowledge, and culture can help reduce discomfort

A review of the current trends in obesity for the general population shows the need for a concerted effort

Ergonomic products vs. employee training: can a good office ergonomics program work without one of these elements? 1008 employees were evaluated for the study