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ERGONOMICS GUIDELINES FOR MANUAL HANDLING2nd EDITION (2010)Reprinted August 2011 ERGONOMICS GUIDELINES FOR MANUAL handling ERGONOMICS is the science of studying people at work and then designing tasks, jobs, information, tools, equipment, facilities and the working environment so people can be safe and healthy, effective, productive and comfortable. ( ERGONOMICS Design GUIDELINES , Auburn Engineers, Inc., 1998)INTRODUCTION ..3 Stages of cumulative MSIs ..3 Why is MANUAL handling a problem? ..4 Definition ..4 How to use this document ..5 MANUAL handling checklist ..6 MSI PREVENTION: FINDING A SOLUTIONThe commitment ..7 Engineering out of the problem ..7 Providing education ..7 Potential solutions ..8 Forceful exertion ..8 Posture ..10 Repetition ..12 BIBLIOGRAPHY ..13 APPENDIX A ..14 APPENDIX B ..16 APPENDIX C.
ERGONOMICS GUIDELINES FOR MANUAL HANDLING “Ergonomics is the science of studying people at work and . then designing tasks, jobs, information, tools, equipment,
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