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Ergonomics
#462
INDUSTRIAL ERGONOMICS — This video talks about cumulative trauma
disorders (CTDs) and ways to avoid them. Initially CTD is defined and parts
of the body affected are identified. Various ways to reduce exposure are
suggested including stretching, rotating jobs, reducing force on tendons,
and adjusting work surface heights. Vibration as a source
of CTDs is also discussed. (7:03 Minutes)
#489
PORTABLE HAND TOOLS — In this humorous edition of "Tool Talk" with
"Tom the Tool Fool Thompson" and "Bob" as the hosts, a discussion of portable hand tools is the topic. They discuss how to carry tools properly, how to pass hand tools safely, and always using the proper
tool for the job. They review always wearing the proper personal protective
equipment and using tools correctly for their intended purpose. Inspection
and proper use of shock tools are covered, as well as the ergonomic issues
associated with hand tools. Finally, spark resistant tools are discussed.
(9:03 Minutes)
#597
FITTING THE WORK TO THE WORKER — This video defines how to establish an ergonomics program geared toward fitting the work to the worker. Sources of wear and tear need to be identified, including gripping, twisting, bending, lifting, reaching, cutting and keying. The video defines ergonomics and the risk factors of force, repetition and posture. Management commitment, establishing an ergonomics team and employee involvement are covered. Examples of ergonomic problem solving are given. The message of the video is to take the time to become aware of ergonomic conditions, make suggestions and create a better workplace. (13:15 Minutes)
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