When most people think of ergonomics, they think of things that cause musculoskeletal injuries, typically over an extended period of time. But that’s not always the case with ergonomic hazards you’ll find at the workplace. Some ergonomic hazards pose immediate threats to an employee’s safety, even if it doesn’t seem like it. Let’s take a look at some of the ergonomic hazards that create more of a short-term threat to an employee’s health and safety.

What do you think of when you think of the office? No, we’re not talking about the TV show.

Employees across industries are subject to hand injuries, some of which can be career-ending.

Your employees undergo a lot of physical stress. And while they may be able to tolerate the strain for the time being, that may not always be the case.

Being repetitive when it comes to safety is one of the best ways to ensure everyone understands their responsibilities and knows your expectations.

Cumulative Trauma Disorder (CTD) is one of the biggest silent dangers lurking in your organization. It’s defined as the excessive wear and tear on muscles, tendons, and nerve tissues due to repetitive motion over an extended period of time.