Job Description
Ergonomic Evaluations:
- Ergonomic evaluations and combines a scientific and functional approach to developing solutions.
- Ergonomic analysis requires the use of a variety of measurement âtoolsâ: Digital video/picture, weights and measures, and employee/supervisor surveys.
- Ergonomic services are to be provided by a Certified Professional Ergonomist (CPE) or Ergonomic Expert overseen by CPE.
Ergonomic Risk Assessment (Product):
- Expert will identify ergonomic risk factors present in the work environment, as well as identify potential root causes and development of recommendations/ controls that will reduce the ergonomic risk.
- Controls may include engineering, administrative, and/or behavioral/work practice controls that will also improve performance, productivity, and quality.
- These are highly visible documents showing correct/incorrect scenarios as well as possible abatements/ controls.
- Expert is to utilize Velocity EHS Industrial Ergonomic Software for the Productâs.
Ergonomic Risk Mapping (ERM):
- Expert is to provide an at-a-glance status regarding where risks lie.
- This mapping allow the facility, operations, and maintenance teams a visual representation of where risk resides through a birds-eye view.
- Using either an aerial photo or 2D outline of your building, the color-coded map should show locations of risk.
Requirements:
- BA degree in Engineering, Science, related field.
- Certification as a Professional Ergonomist required.
Physical Requirements:
- Expert will provide a PDA. The PDA will provide an objective measure of the peak physical demands of identified job positions while establishing and quantifying the essential functions critical to successful job performance.
- Will the worker need to wear PPE yes, GMP clothing, safety glasses, safety shoes, lab coat are all possible.
- Will the worker be lifting/climbing, no.
- Will the worker be working in a non-office environment (i.e., lab, warehouse, etc) will visit non office environments to document work assessments.