Planning to attend the BevCap Best Practices Workshop in Orlando this week? If so, don't miss Lorrell Zegarelli's presentation,
Planning to attend the WSC Annual Conference this week? If so, don't miss Tony Kaczkowski's presentation,
The Acheonomics of Sprains and Strains Impacting Your Working AthletesTuesday, April 16th at 3:30 p.m.
In the session, Tony will discuss the costs and risk factors associated with…
The American Association of Occupational Health Nurses (AAOHN) will be hosting their annual Conference from April 8-10, 2019 in Jacksonville, FL.
Donna Hoctor, Client Manager, will be speaking at the event: Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 7:30 a.m. Five Steps to Creating an Effective Ergonomic…
Are you attending the Applied Ergonomics Conference next week? If so, don't miss the two presentations being offered by Briotix Health team members highlighting recent onsite and virtual ergonomic case study results.
When moving to a new office location, there are many factors to consider – location, building size, and cost, just to name a few. Once the initial logistics are taken care of, it’s important to consider how your employees will be working in their new work space.
Ergonomic injuries can affect all employees regardless of workplace environment or job tasks. In fact, ergonomic injuries are the most common form of injuries across all industries, which is why it is important to learn about the costs associated with those types of injuries and injury…
Are you attending the AgSafe Activate 19 conference this week? If so, don't miss Kelson Wann, Industrial Sports Medicine Professional and Solutions Advisor, as he presents A New Perspective on Employee Wellness on Wednesday, February 27 at 2:30 p.m.
Besides improving the overall health and wellness of employees, companies who encourage employees to implement proper office ergonomics experience several other benefits. Reduced workers’ compensation costs, increased employee productivity, improved work quality, and improvement in employee…
The workplace can be a dangerous environment, especially in an industrial setting. In 2017 alone, there were 2.9 million non-fatal injuries in the workplace. While that number is down slightly from years past, improving employee safety and reducing workplace accidents remain important goals for…
According to the US Department of Labor, workplace accidents cost an estimated $1 billion per week in this country. Of those injuries, nearly 65% are preventable injuries such as slips, falls, and overexertion.
In addition to the workers’ compensation costs to a company, workplace injuries have…