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Ergonomics: Industrial Safety Training | Video & Program (English & Spanish)

$85.00
$85.00
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Language: English
Format: Streaming
Length or # of Employees: 1-Month
Ergonomics Industrial Streaming Classroom
$85.00
$85.00

Our Industrial Ergonomics training course educates employees in manufacturing, construction, and warehouse environments about the risks, symptoms, and prevention of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). Musculoskeletal disorders are among the most common and costly workplace injuries in the United States — affecting muscles, nerves, tendons, ligaments, joints, and cartilage. Poorly designed work tasks and environments can lead to conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, and bursitis that result in lost productivity, workers' compensation claims, and long-term disability. This 21-minute program covers OSHA guidelines, MSD risk factors, control strategies, and how employees can take a proactive role in preventing ergonomic injuries on the job. Available in English and Spanish.

Choose the format that works best for your organization:

  • Streaming — Instant online access, ideal for ongoing or recurring training. Monthly or annual subscription.
  • MP4 Download — Includes both English and Spanish, regardless of your language selection! Download once and host on your own LMS, file server, or SharePoint. Annual license based on number of employees.
  • USB or DVD — Physical media for in-person classroom training with no internet required.

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(54 Titles, English & Spanish)
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Topic Overview:

  • Introduction to Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs)
  • OSHA Guidelines and General Duty Clause Responsibilities
  • Ergonomics Defined — Purpose and Workplace Applications
  • Symptoms of MSDs and Importance of Early Reporting
  • Common Conditions: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tendonitis, Bursitis
  • Identifying Ergonomic Problems in the Workplace
  • Engineering, Administrative, and PPE Control Strategies
  • Risk Factors: Force, Repetition, Awkward Postures, Contact Stress, Vibration, Environmental

What's Included:

  • 21-minute Industrial Ergonomics training video
  • PowerPoint presentation for classroom use
  • Compliance Manual
  • Training outline
  • Employee quiz and answer key
  • Completion certificate and wallet/ID cards
  • Attendance log / sign-in form
  • Industrial Ergonomics supplemental printouts

Course Outcomes:
After completing this training, workers will demonstrate an understanding of musculoskeletal disorder risk factors and be able to identify ergonomic hazards in their work environment, apply appropriate control strategies, and take a proactive role in preventing MSDs on the job.

Who Should Take This Course?
Employees in manufacturing, construction, warehousing, and general industry who perform physically demanding or repetitive tasks. Also suitable for safety managers, supervisors, HR professionals, and anyone responsible for implementing an ergonomics program. Suitable for new hire orientation, refresher training, and train-the-trainer use.

Commonly paired with this course for a complete musculoskeletal injury prevention program:

  • Back Safety Training — covers proper lifting techniques, posture, and body mechanics to prevent the back injuries that are among the most common MSDs in industrial and warehouse environments.
  • Personal Protective Equipment Training — covers proper selection and use of PPE including ergonomic gloves, wrist braces, anti-vibration equipment, and other protective gear used to reduce MSD risk factors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ergonomics training required by OSHA?

OSHA does not have a specific ergonomics standard, but employers are required under the General Duty Clause to provide a workplace free from recognized hazards — and musculoskeletal disorders are among the most frequently cited workplace injuries. OSHA actively cites employers for ergonomic hazards under the General Duty Clause, making ergonomics training a practical compliance and risk management priority for any employer with physically demanding job tasks.

What is the difference between engineering controls, administrative controls, and PPE for ergonomics?

Engineering controls involve redesigning the work environment or tools to reduce ergonomic risk — such as adjustable workstations, lift assists, or tool redesigns. Administrative controls involve changing work practices or scheduling to reduce exposure — such as job rotation, rest breaks, or limiting repetitive task duration. PPE such as ergonomic gloves, wrist supports, and anti-vibration gear is the last line of defense when engineering and administrative controls alone are insufficient. This course covers all three approaches and how to apply them in an industrial setting.

Does this subscription automatically renew?

Yes. This is a prepaid subscription that automatically renews at the end of each term at the then-current price unless canceled. You can view, manage, or cancel your subscription at any time through your account portal.

What's the difference between Streaming, MP4, USB, and DVD?

Streaming gives you instant online access from any device — no download required. MP4 is a one-time download you host on your own platform such as an LMS, file server, or SharePoint. USB and DVD are physical media shipped to you, best for classroom training where internet access is limited or unavailable.

If I purchase the USB, can I copy the video to share with others?

No. The video on the USB is encrypted and licensed to only be played from the USB. It must be inserted in your computer for it to play.

What documentation is provided for compliance recordkeeping?

The kit includes a compliance manual, employee quiz and answer key, completion certificates, wallet/ID cards, an attendance log, a training outline, and industrial ergonomics supplemental printouts — everything needed to document that training was completed.

How do I access the Documentation on the DVD?

You will need to access the DVD with a computer so you can browse to the Documentation folder.

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