Cathy Phillips, PT CEASII

Ergonomic Assessment Perspective: Human-centered Core question: What physical and cognitive demands does this task place on the worker, and how can we reduce musculoskeletal risk? An ergonomic assessment evaluates: Postures (awkward, sustained, extreme) Force requirements (lifting, pushing, gripping) Repetition and task frequency Reach distances and work heights Duration, recovery time, and fatigue Fit between the worker and the tools/workstation Primary goal: Reduce musculoskeletal...

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