Ergonomics Safety
Videos and DVDs

Package Contents:

• 1003e - Video Display Terminal Safety - On Line Preview
• 1003i - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - On Line Preview
• 1009i - Hand & Wrist Injuries - On Line Preview
• 1029i - Ergonomics - On Line Preview
• 1031i - Emp. Involvement in Ergonomics- On Line Preview
• 1044i - Ergonomics for the 21st Century - On Line Preview
• cd90065 - CDROM (Written Materials)

Covers various ergonomic topics as they relate to the industrial workstation. This includes musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), identifying the symptoms of ergonomic injuries, surveying adjustable workstations, implementing ergonomic solutions, and lifestyle/habit changes that can prevent ergonomic injuries.

This program is designed for both manufacturing and office environments, as it explains the methodology of developing an effective Ergonomic Safety Program and what employees and management can do to stop or prevent ergonomic injuries.

Directed towards individuals using VDTs. Discusses the myths about electromagnetic radiation and other effects of VDT usage. VDTs are safe if properly used. Explains how to avoid eye strain and the persistent neck and backaches when working with VDTs.

Describes carpal tunnel syndrome, how to prevent CTS, and what employees can do to reduce the effects of CTS.

Video Display Terminals are used in all offices. Improper use can lead to ergonomic injuries. This video covers work area adjustments, lighting/glare, workstation seating, screen positioning, good work practices, and accessories for VDTs.

An in-depth look at ergonomics in the office environment: the art and science of fitting the workstation to the physical needs of the employee. Human behavior is an important factor in preventing ergonomic injuries. Various ergonomic injuries are discussed including tendonitis, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs). Components of an ergonomic workstation, good work habits, and exercises are also addressed. Includes written materials (English Only)

Ergonomics is a very important aspect of safety. This program shows various ways to make your workplace more user-friendly.

This program offers a basic overview of ergonomics and how employees can become involved in the process of making the workplace more user-friendly. Covered are some of the different products available, how they are used, and more.

Designed for computer workstations and industrial applications relating to ergonomics. Illustrates many of the "poor computer operation" designs and operator set up. Shows how to properly position chairs, mouse, monitor, keyboard and general ergonomic principles so employees will have a better understanding of how to prevent ergonomic injuries. Explains graphically proper hand, arm, feet and leg positions while working at a computer. Shows ergonomics for industrial workstations and more. Explains Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and RSIs occur and what employees can do to correct the problems before they become injuries. Helps companies comply with the new Ergonomic standards.

Explores basic issues surrounding Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, what it is, and how to prevent it. This includes proper keystroke techniques, good wrist support, keyboard accessories, and hand/wrist exercises.

Thorough coverage of ergonomic-related topics as they relate to industrial environments, including Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs), elements of a good ergonomic program, problem recognition, employee training, gathering workplace ergonomic data, developing workplace controls, minimizing known risks, controlling workplace hazards, general workstation design principles, and work/habit changes that prevent ergonomic injuries are carefully covered.

This program is designed for both manufacturing and office environments, as it explains the methodology of developing an effective Ergonomic Safety Program and what employees and management can do to stop or prevent ergonomic injuries.

Designed for computer workstations and industrial applications relating to ergonomics. The program illustrates many of the "poor computer operation" designs and operator set up. Shows how to properly position chairs, mouse, monitor, keyboard and general ergonomic principles so employees will have a better understanding of how to prevent ergonomic injuries. Explains graphically proper hand, arm, feet and leg positions while working at a computer. Shows ergonomics for industrial workstations and more. Explains Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and RSIs occur and what employees can do to correct the problems before they become injuries. Helps companies comply with the new Ergonomic standards.

This program offers a basic overview of ergonomics and how employees can become involved in the process of making the workplace more user-friendly. Covered are some of the different products available, how they are used, and more.