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29 Nov, 24

activity, balance, break, exercise, News, Office Ergo, productivity, Quality, safety, strength, stretching, wellness

PROVING that MOVING helps – we need help!

If you’ve been driving for hours, you know that you should pull over, get out, and move around. If you’ve been raking leaves for an hour, you need to stretch. If you’ve been staring at a screen for hours, shouldn’t you give your eyes a break? If your back aches just thinking about shoveling snow, […]

25 Nov, 24

Manual handling, News

Our Stories – Why our ergonomists chose a career in ergonomics

We thought it might be interesting to share our team member’s motivations for getting into the field of ergonomics.

18 Nov, 24

News, Office Ergo

The Great Armrest Debate: Are they really necessary?

When choosing an ergonomic office chair, armrests are often seen as a must-have feature. But are they truly necessary for comfort and productivity—or could they do more harm than good?

11 Nov, 24

cost-justification, ergo program, injury, Office Ergo, productivity, Quality

2025: The year of proving that ergo works

As we approach the end of the year, many safety leaders are planning initiatives and budgets for 2025. In most organizations, strains and sprains are the leading type of injury, and therefore many safety leaders are thinking about how to focus on these next year. At Taylor’d Ergo, we’ve pledged that next year will be […]

04 Nov, 24

assessment, Design, News, productivity

Our stories: Ergonomics in Food Manufacturing

We work with many clients in the food sector, including bakeries, confectioneries, poultry processors, dairy, mills, and even pet food. In this week’s article, we share a bit of what we’ve learned about ergonomics in food manufacturing. How is this sector unique? One of the unique things about food production is the amount of personal […]

20 Oct, 24

ergo program, Industrial, injury, News, productivity, Quality, return-to-work, safety

Is your MSD prevention program working? Five key ergonomics metrics

This article outlines five key metrics HR professionals can use to measure the success of ergonomics programs, focusing on injury reduction, productivity, work quality, employee satisfaction, and cost savings.

08 Oct, 24

News

Building trust: The key to effective ergonomics assessments

This article highlights the importance of building trust between ergonomists and workers to gather accurate data for identifying ergonomic risks and implementing solutions that improve workplace safety and comfort.

Mind-blowing statistics about MSDs in 2023

07 Oct, 24

injury, News

Mind-blowing numbers about MSDs

The 2024 CRE-MSD conference highlighted key trends in musculoskeletal disorders, emphasizing the importance of data-driven prevention strategies and proactive ergonomics to reduce both direct and indirect workplace injury costs.

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PROVING that MOVING helps – we need help!

Our Stories – Why our ergonomists chose a career in ergonomics

The Great Armrest Debate: Are they really necessary?

2025: The year of proving that ergo works

Our stories: Ergonomics in Food Manufacturing

Is your MSD prevention program working? Five key ergonomics metrics

Building trust: The key to effective ergonomics assessments

Mind-blowing numbers about MSDs

What is ergonomics?

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