Ergonomic At Workplace
All participants will learn how to identify ergonomic risk factors, assess musculoskeletal symptoms, and apply DOSH-compliant methods to reduce workplace injuries.
This program introduces the latest DOSH 2017 Guidelines, empowering workplaces to detect, assess and control ergonomic hazards effectively. Gain hands-on skills using CMQ, risk checklists, and real-world assessments to enhance safety, productivity and compliance.
✅ Recognize early signs of MSDs
✅ Use proper tools like CMQ & DOSH ERA checklist
✅ Propose ergonomic improvements using the right control strategies
The program details are as follows :
Our Ergonomic At Workplace Module Includes
Introduction to Ergonomics
Provision of Safety and Health Act on Ergonomics
Ergonomic Risk Factors
Ergonomics Control Measure
Who Should Attend This Program?
- Safety & Health Committee (SHC) members
- Safety & Health Officer (SHO)
- Occupational Health Doctors (OHD)
- EHS / HSE / OSH Executives
- HR & Operation Managers
- Supervisors & Line Leaders
Why You Should Join?
You will get several benefits:
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Demonstration - How to arrange office table
- Get E-certificate
- Recording
What Are The Learning Objective?
By enrolling in this program, participants will be able to:
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Understand the purpose, scope, and application of DOSH Guideline on ERA 2017.
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Identify ergonomic risk factors (ERFs) that contribute to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).
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Learn to conduct ergonomic self-assessment and complaint documentation using official forms.
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Use tools like the Cornell Musculoskeletal Questionnaire (CMQ) to assess discomfort levels.
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Apply the DOSH Initial ERA Checklist to evaluate work tasks involving awkward posture, force, repetition & more.
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Recommend practical control measures based on the hierarchy of ergonomics intervention.
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Differentiate when to escalate to Advanced ERA based on severity of findings.
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Prepare structured ERA reports for record-keeping and regulatory reference.
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Enhance workplace safety culture by proactively managing ergonomic risks.
