Safety at work is more than just protective glasses and clean surfaces,. Poor ergonomics can lead to not only reduced work efficiency, but also a number of health issues that may have long-lasting effects.
Ergonomics is defined as the science of fitting a workspace to an individual’s needs. Ergonomics aims to increase efficiency and productivity while reducing discomfort and the likelihood of injury.
Many factors of ergonomics may be taken for granted in the workplace and be severely lacking in a remote work environment. What’s worse, poor ergonomics can lead to not only reduced work efficiency, but also a number of health issues that may have long-lasting effects— including damage to your muscles, nerves, blood vessels, ligaments and tendons.
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