Ergonomist
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Last updated on 01 Jan 2026
Overview
An Ergonomist focuses on creating work environments that support health, comfort, and productivity. They assess how employees interact with tools, equipment, and spaces. Their goal is to reduce strain, fatigue, and injuries through smarter designs. They often collaborate with engineers and safety teams. This role is critical in preventing musculoskeletal disorders in the workplace.

Job Description
- Analyze workstations and recommend ergonomic improvements.
- Conduct assessments to prevent repetitive strain and postural injuries.
- Train employees on safe work habits and proper equipment use.
- Collaborate with design teams to create health-focused workplaces.
- Implement ergonomics policies based on industry standards.
- Evaluate tools and equipment for ergonomic compatibility.
- Monitor and adjust ergonomic solutions over time for effectiveness.

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