Movement ergonomics

Ergonomic work is a very effective approach to building productivity. It is very often compared with many stereotypes and bad habits. Nowadays, the change in the way of thinking and acting is necessary, especially in terms of protecting the employee against undesirable health effects related to, for example, repetitive, monotonous work, strongly affecting the skeletal system and often affecting the ergonomics of the entire process (which is a broader topic), which in turn translates into productivity.

• Increasing productivity in production areas.
• Reducing the number of diseases.
• Assistance in the selection of ergonomic assessment methods for workstations.
• Training in the evaluation and optimization of workstations.
• Assistance in data interpretation, as well as preparation of standards and proposals for changes.

MEASUREMENT METHODS

• Video analysis - planned activities.
• Photography - measurement of body position.
• Snapshot observation.
• Unplanned activities.
• Distance measurement - Area of work.

• Increased productivity by improving efficiency in the workplace and in the entire area.
• Improved flow due to the improved ergonomics of the process.
• Practical application of the learned methods at time of workstation evaluation.
• Reducing the time required for activities by up to 15%, thanks to the improved economy of movement.
• Increased employee satisfaction at work and increased morale.
• Reducing absenteeism of sick employees

• Professional assistance for production preparation departments.
• For companies planning regular evaluation of ergonomics with appropriately selected and prepared methods and tools.
• For companies preparing for much higher production workloads.
• For companies that want to reduce the number of illnesses and absences from work.
• For managers who care about their employees and want to meet the assumed indicators.