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Ergonomics 20 CFR 1910.900 Course

  • Outline of the Course

This course offers both online and offline classes, so students can enroll at their convenience. The use of ergonomic standards to recognise, evaluate, and manage aspects of the working environment that contribute to or cause musculoskeletal and nervous system illnesses is covered in this course. The proposed standard would mandate that an essential ergonomics programme be implemented in such roles by all broad industry managers whose representatives undertake manual assembly or maintenance jobs.

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Motive to Take This Course

In order to address the major danger of worker exposure to ergonomic risk factors in jobs in the typical industrial working environments, OSHA has released a final Ergonomics Program regulation (29 CFR 1910.900). Openness to hands-on cues (MSDs) of the back, lower limitations, and ergonomic risk factors.

The significance of an effective working environment security and wellbeing program can’t be overemphasized.

There are many advantages from such a program, including expanded efficiency, next level representative assurance, decreased illness and absentees, and diminished laborers’ remuneration rates.

Proper training will be provided to respond t the emergency situations

Audience Specified

The courses will bear some significance to students, specialists, and strategy makers engaged with air quality administration in:

  • Ecological well-being/security
  • General wellbeing
  • Transport
  • Land-use planning

Benefits of Taking This Course

  • To increase understanding of the importance of and need for ergonomics in the planning of contemporary working environments and the prevention of work-related injuries, as well as to determine the breadth and depth of ergonomics-related terminology.

Course Outline:

We go over everything from top to bottom in our instructional classes about topics like these.

Module 1:

Basic Ergonomics Introduction

Module 2:

Risk elements in work tasks and personnel

Module 3:

Risk factors in the environment 

Module 4:

Managing and Controlling Risk Factors 

Module 5:

Activity Plan for Air Quality

Module 6:

The Ergonomics Assessment Cycle

Module 7:

Identifying and Assessing Ergonomic Risks

Quiz and Exam Information

Managers have an essential responsibility to assess the ergonomics program occasionally, i.e., basically every 3 years, to guarantee it is powerful and in consistence with the norm. The duration of the course is 16 weeks. Final grades will be calculated according to the following criteria:
Test 1 15%
Test 2 15%
Test 3 15%
Report 15%
Notebook 10% *Notebooks will be graded the night of the final.
Final 30%