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01 Dec, 25

Design, Ergo at home, marketing, News

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.

17 Nov, 25

anthropometry, DEI, Ergo at home, health care

Potty talk: Comfort, design, and dignity for World Toilet Day

On Wednesday this week, we will celebrate “World Toilet Day.” (I’m not making this up.) You’re probably wondering how I’m going to connect toilets and ergonomics, but toilets actually offer many “fitting equipment to human” considerations. Design and accessibility You might think that your toilet is uniquely fitted to your own derriere, but I […]

07 Apr, 25

Ergo at home, News, Office Ergo

It’s time to take a critical look at your home office

by Caleb Leary, Associate Ergonomist, Taylor’d Ergonomics What started as a temporary fix—a laptop on the kitchen table, a dining chair that seemed fine, or a cozy spot on the couch—has become a long-term reality for many remote workers. But let’s be honest: if your workspace still looks like a makeshift setup years later, something […]

12 Feb, 25

Ergo at home, ergonomic work strategies, leisure, lighting

Ergo Strategies for Winning Family Day Board Games

To ensure a safe and enjoyable Family Day, these ergonomics tips can help reduce strain, improve comfort, and prevent injuries while playing board games. Share these strategies with your team to promote a healthy and fun-filled weekend.

16 Dec, 24

best practices, Ergo at home, footwear, News, wellness

8 Holiday Kitchen Tips to Save Your Back (and Boost Your Baking Game)

This article shares practical ergonomics tips to help you stay comfortable, prevent fatigue, and enjoy a pain-free holiday season while cooking and baking in the kitchen.

30 Sep, 24

Ergo at home

Five “ergonomic” baby items

Not sure what to buy for the baby shower you were invited to? The last assignment that we asked Alex to finish before he left for parental leave last week was to draft this article. (We thank him for the article, and for the wonderful photo that he allowed us to share with you.) We […]

08 Jul, 24

Ergo at home, ergo program, heat stress, Industrial, News, safety

People die in the heat

Last year, Ontario's WSIB accepted 94 claims for “Heat and light effects including heat stroke, fatigue and syncope”. Unlike strain/sprain injuries, people can die from overexposure to heat stress. So please don’t take the topic too lightly.

22 Mar, 24

anthropometry, best practices, Ergo at home, News, Shopping, sleep

Sweet dreams: Ergonomics and your sleep environment

At this week’s Applied Ergonomics Conference, Christina Timmons will be talking about how we can use ergonomics to improve our sleep environment. In particular, she’ll talk about pillows, mattresses, and the room you sleep in. Read on for a short summary. Your pillow When selecting a pillow, you first need to understand your sleep posture. […]

Ergo at home

Choosing a Snowblower: Ergonomics Buyer’s Guide

Potty talk: Comfort, design, and dignity for World Toilet Day

It’s time to take a critical look at your home office

Ergo Strategies for Winning Family Day Board Games

Five “ergonomic” baby items

Sweet dreams: Ergonomics and your sleep environment

What is ergonomics?

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