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Ergonomics: Preventing Cumulative Trauma Disorders

Ergonomics: Preventing Cumulative Trauma Disorders

This program reviews the risk factors and symptoms associated with various cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs).

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Type:Off-The-Shelf Safety Video Program (ILT) ID:883 
Learning Paths:Workplace Safety
Main Topic:Ergonomics
Other Topics:Workplace Safety & Awareness
Competencies:Keeping a Safe Workplace
Suggested Industry Usage:Industrial & Manufacturing
Available Formats:DVD, USB, Interactive eLearning, Streaming Video & Vignettes
Subject:Ergonomics and CTDs
Source Program:Stand Alone
Languages:English Spanish (NA)
Trainer Comments:The majority of occupational injuries develop gradually over time as a result of repeated stress on the tissues and joints of the body. This program reviews the risk factors and symptoms associated with various cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs), including tendonitis and carpal tunnel syndrome, and offers tips and techniques that employees can use to prevent these types of injuries from developing.

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