When people hear the phrase “workplace ergonomics,” they often think of adjustable office chairs, comfortable headsets, and properly designed computer equipment to take the unnecessary strain off of office workers. However, industrial ergonomics is a crucial component to a happy and healthy workforce in any industrial setting. Implementing ergonomic practices in your warehouse or manufacturing…
When it comes to flooring options for industrial buildings and warehouses, concrete is the most popular solution. It’s affordable, durable, and has a high tolerance in hazardous environments. Unfortunately, concrete does have its downfalls. In addition to costly repairs, it’s tough on employees’ joints and doesn’t provide much cushioning in case of worker injuries. This…
There are many ways to adapt your workspaces for employee height variations without causing significant interruptions to productivity. Take a look at what you’ll need to get started and examples of how to customize warehouse and production spaces….
When you think of dangerous jobs, you might picture firefighters or bomb squad technicians.
So you may be surprised to hear that manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, wholesale trade, and construction all landed in the top 10 most dangerous jobs, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2019 Occupational Injuries and Illnesses survey….
Welcome to our product discussion series. Over the next couple of weeks, our National Account Manager CJ will offer an in-depth look at our ergonomic, material handling and safety products, and perspective in choosing the right products to fit your needs….
So you’ve established the need for a work platform in your facility. The next step is to identify what that need looks like and ultimately what the function of the platform will be. For example, your new solution may need to provide ergonomic support, a non-slip surface, anti-fatigue flooring, etc. …
