Ergonomic Archives - Page 3 of 3 - Optimal Performance

In Uncategorized Posted October 24, 2013

So you think a seated job is better than a standing or dynamic job? Read more from this recent BBC Article

A reminder from the OPC Inc Ergonomic team in the US and Canada; stand consistently thru your work day if you have a sedentary job. Think about tasks that can be completed in standing such as [...]

In Nuts and Bolts of Ergonomics Posted May 18, 2013

OPC announces it will be running its "famous" Nuts and Bolts of Ergonomic Course September 19th 2013

Optimal Performance’s Ergonomic experts are pleased to announce they will be running their very popular course, The Nuts and Bolts of Ergonomics. This will be run as a one day event [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, Accessible, accessible design, accommodation, ADA, Back Pain, Choosing ergonomic chairs; Ergonomics, CSA, disability, Ergnomic Design, Ergonomic design; Ergonomics, ergonomic standards, Ergonomics Posted April 30, 2013

Buyer of Interior Design Beware; Designs do not represent the Human Factor if Ergonomists/Human Factors Designers are NOT used.

Great article but I so wish Interior Designers would get the science of Ergonomics and Human Factors right. These designs are based on the science of the human factor both physical and cognitive. [...]

In ergonomic design, Ergonomic design; Ergonomics, ergonomic regulations, ergonomic standards, Ergonomics, Ergonomics in office design Posted March 21, 2013

Are your Employees trying to tell FM's & Office Managers Something?

Facility Managers, Office Managers and Purchasing heads up. You will find more employees would prefer to work in standing and guess what? Both the medical and ergonomic literature indicates this [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In best treatment for back pain, best treatment for neck pain, Choosing ergonomic chairs; Ergonomics, design, Ergnomic Design, ergonomic design, Ergonomic design; Ergonomics, Uncategorized Posted February 6, 2013

Most of us are sitting at work and to and from work more than any other posture…this is a health issue!

We all know that aerobic and strengthening exercise is one of the keys to good health. Researchers in the last 2-3 years who specialize in exercise physiology and biomechanics are finding that [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In Ergonomic design; Ergonomics, Ergonomics, Ergonomics in office design, Human Resources, JESleeth Posted November 16, 2012

Toronto Star Article November 16th 2012 by A Livingstone featuring JE Sleeth Optimal Performance

Back to Article Workers taking their jobs to bed Published on Friday November 16, 2012 Andrew Livingstone Staff Reporter Much to the chagrin of experts — and life partners — more people are [...]