Ergonomist's Office

We are all at risk of developing back pain by the way we work. The Health & Safety Executive has launched a campaign to raise awareness of the issue of back pain which is responsible for 1 in 6 days off work in the UK each year. The campaign aims to give practical advice on what employers and employees can do to manage back pain. As part of the campaign the Health & Safety Executive has worked with top ergonomist Tom Stewart to develop an animation which highlights the simple practical steps employers and employees can take to reduce the risks and associated costs of back pain.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Health
• Safety
• back
• pain
• work
• business
• illness
• absenteeism
• ergonomics
• Tom
• Stewart

[Ldero3]

THIS IS GREAT

[SAMJE123456]

Who gives a shit .Out of work building trade .OUT OF WORK HSE. Could be a good move by the government to get rid of HSE idiots and start afresh with down to earth people.

[SAMJE123456]

As you can see the nvq is more qualified than a city in guilds by the minus results of this HSE test.

[SAMJE123456]

HSE have a new scam to try to pass the buck the cscs card .What is 1 add 1 thats right 2 pay £52 to pass that test and you get the new hse card.If you have a city and guilds advanced 3 year course throw it in the bin you need an nvq that means not very qualified/If you have a city and guilds the best you can get you need a lower nvq to get this card .

[SAMJE123456]

The Health and Safety Executive now with only 1 video are still getting paid for this crap.

[SAMJE123456]

I missed just a few more items of extreme worry and could be,or could be not fatal to the employee missed by you.A blue screen on the computer.Drinking tea in the work place a big no no.Wearing ties in a hot enviroment.And the most fatal of back injuries is wearing high heels while carring a ruck sack strapped to your back causing lumber damaged as you illustrated as correct.THANKS.

[SAMJE123456]

HSE issues about this video missed by you.Carpet burns (remove carpet)falling over chairs(remove chairs)Pollen off plant(remove plant)falling out of window (barriers for windows)Wearing ties might get caught in the lift(remove ties)Women in room causing distractions (remove women)Books could fall on feet (wear steel toe caps or remove books)Table could fall over and break your leg (remove table)Water in middle of room could spill on to electrics(remove water)And you missed these points.