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Deel 2: Hoeveel kan de Ergonomie Uw Zaken bewaren?

30 november, 2009 Door: CartPro Categorie: Bedrijfs Uiteinden, Veiligheid en Ergonomie, ergonomie Geen Commentaren →

Aangezien wij begonnen besprekend Vrijdag, in afwachting van gezondheidszorg kon de hervorming het nemen van een grote beet uit bedrijfs beëindigen' bodemlijnen. De zakenlieden die pro-actieve maatregelen treffen om medische kosten vandaag neer te halen zullen significante besparingen realiseren die doorgaan. Zoals wij in onze laatste post nota namen van, grotendeels te voorkomen musculoskeletal verwondingen vertegenwoordig 33% van werkplaatsverwondingen.

In 2007, de V.S. de arbeiders leden 335.390 aan het musculoskeletal verwondingen vereisen midden negen dagen vanaf het werk. De nationale statistieken van de Raad van de Veiligheid voor 2008 maken een lijst van de volgende medische kosten voor gemeenschappelijke musculoskeletal verwondingen:

$15,313 - Hogere rug
$23,820 - Lagere rug
$12,726 - overhandig, vinger, pols
$21,577 - Wapens, pols, schouder

En dat omvat niet de kosten van gemiste het werkdagen, verzekering, arbeiders' compensatie, onbekwaamheid, verminderde productiviteit of laag moreel. Ergonomie kan drastisch verminderen en over het algemeen alles behalve elimineer het risico van musculoskeletal verwonding. De ergonomie is de wetenschap van het aanpassen van het materiaal om de arbeider te passen. De ergonomie erkent de breedte van menselijke verschillen en ontwerpt materiaal dat die verschillen terwijl het steunen van arbeidersprestaties zal aanpassen. Het resultaat is verminderde verwondingen, betere productiviteit en verhoogd arbeidersmoreel. De kosten dalen en de winsten gaan uit.

Dit alles van een eenvoudig, goed ontworpen stuk van materiële behandeling materiaal. Behalve zijn er niets eenvoudig over ergonomisch ontwerp. De uren van zorgvuldige observatie, overleg, statistische analyse en techniekdeskundigheid gaan in het ergonomische ontwerp van elk van de Producten van DJ' aandreven sleepboten en motoriseerden karren. Elk element in ons ergonomisch materiaal behandelingsmateriaal strategisch wordt geplaatst voor optimaal efficiency en gemak van verrichting door de breedste mogelijke pool van arbeiders. Ergonomische karren en sleepboten van de Producten van DJ de de' verminderen beduidend het risico van arbeidersverwonding. Veel van onze klanten melden het vergoeden van hun investering goed binnen het eerste jaar van verrichting.

Wacht niet op gezondheidszorgkosten om uw winsten omhoog op te slokken. Om te leren hoe u werkplaatsverwonding kunt proactively verminderen, bespreking aan één ergonomische deskundigen van van DJ van de Producten de' vandaag.

Deel 1: Hoeveel kan de Ergonomie Uw Zaken bewaren?

27 november, 2009 Door: CartPro Categorie: Bedrijfs Uiteinden, Safety and Ergonomics, ergonomics No Comments →

As Congress debates passage of a health care reform bill, the potential cost of meeting new health care requirements is causing some consternation in the business community. Small business owners in particular are concerned that new federal income surtaxes may take too big a chomp out of profitability. Some are even worried that too big a health insurance bite could force them out of business. Among other things, the current plan could cost small businesses 5.4% in new health care taxes and levy payroll taxes of as much as 8% on other businesses. Of course, who knows what the final bill will actually look like, but taking proactive measures would seem to be a wise move.

Implementing an ergonomic plan now and switching to ergonomically designed material handling equipment is a proven way to lower workplace injury rates and significantly decrease the need for medical services. Lower risks mean lower insurance costs. The day is coming when businesses that use ergonomics may enjoy special discounts like homeowners now receive for installing security systems and smoke detectors. It’s something business owners might want to address with their insurers.

Back injuries account for more workers’ compensation claims than any other workplace injury. They are just one of a class of injuries termed musculoskeletal disorders that involve injury to the body’s connective tissues. These injuries to muscles, nerves, tendons, joints, cartilage or spinal discs account for no less than one-third of U.S. workplace injuries, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The cost of a musculoskeletal injury goes beyond immediate medical care. Often extensive — and expensive — physical therapy or other post-injury care is required. On average, workers miss more work days for musculoskeletal injuries than for any other type of workplace injury. Once workers return to the job, the incidence of reinjury is high and many will be unable to fulfill their originally assigned duties. Particularly if reinjury occurs, there is a high risk of permanent disability.

Part 2 on Monday

ErgoExpo Promotes Value of Ergonomics to Business

November 16, 2009 By: CartPro Category: Material Handling, Productivity Tips, Safety and Ergonomics, ergonomics No Comments →

With the 15th Annual National Ergonomics Conference and Exposition opening tomorrow in Las Vegas, this seems like a good time to promote the value of ergonomics to creating safe working conditions, safe work environments and saving businesses a considerable amount of money on their bottom line. ErgoExpo will focus on the role of workplace ergonomics in economic recovery with special educational tracks detailing return on investment, impact on America’s aging workforce, potential to reduce health care costs, and impact on improving workplace safety.

The application of ergonomics to workplace processes and equipment has been proven time and again to increase productivity and profitability while improving health, safety and morale. Implementing an ergonomic plan and utilizing ergonomic equipment in your place of business is a win-win proposition — for business owners and their employees.

  • Ergonomic procedures eliminate painful movements that can stretch and pull muscles causing injury, particularly with repetition or over time.
  • Utilizing ergonomically-designed material handling equipment eliminates the strain and risk of injury from transporting and positioning materials or equipment.
  • Implementing an ergonomic program creates a safer environment in the workplace.
  • Ergonomic equipment allows workers to stay on the job longer and take fewer and shorter breaks, increasing productivity.
  • A safer work environment means fewer injuries and fewer lost man-hours, increasing worker productivity.
  • Fewer injuries decrease direct medical and physical therapy costs as well as the expense of insurance and disability claims, improving your bottom line.
  • When work is less physically taxing, workers are happier and workplace morale goes up.
  • When injuries go down and morale goes up, absenteeism goes down and productivity goes up!

To find out more about ergonomically-designed material handling equipment, visit the DJ Products’ website today.