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13 Feb, 26

Lifting isn’t just a work problem

When we talk about lifting, most people picture warehouses, construction sites, or manufacturing environments. We think about boxes, pallets, and maybe even lifting load limits. But for many people, the most frequent and most physically demanding lifting we do doesn’t happen at work at all. It happens at home, with family. Family Day prompts us […]
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05 Jan, 26

Proof in the Numbers: Ergonomics assessments improve comfort, quality, and retention

Our latest office ergonomics data shows that structured ergonomic assessments significantly reduce discomfort and deliver meaningful business impact. Among employees who completed follow-up surveys, productivity improved by 19%, work quality improved by 3%, and self-reported likelihood of staying in their job for at least another year increased by 40%. These findings reinforce that office ergonomics is not just about comfort; it supports safer work, better performance, and stronger employee retention.
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01 Dec, 25

Choosing a Snowblower: Ergonomics Buyer’s Guide

Clearing snow doesn’t have to be back-breaking work. If you’re considering a new snowblower, choosing one with the right ergonomic and safety features can make winter maintenance safer, easier, and far less physically demanding. From adjustable handles and self-propelled designs to low-vibration operation and user-friendly controls, the right equipment can help prevent injuries and keep workers comfortable all season long.
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02 Oct, 25

All I Want for Christmas… is fewer MSDs in 2026 (How to set a smart ergonomics budget that cuts injuries, boosts productivity, and saves money)

This article encourages organizations planning their 2026 budgets to prioritize ergonomics by linking requests to real data—such as injury claims, supervisor challenges, and quality issues—to build a strong business case for investment. Whether reducing costs from strain injuries, boosting productivity and quality, or simply maintaining a strong safety culture, ergonomics programs and services can deliver measurable benefits.
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