Tips for ergonomics week
Hospital Safety Insider, June 14, 2012
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The National Safety Council (NSC) reminds us that week two of June National Safety Month is ergonomics week.
While there are still a few days left in the week (actually, you initiate these tips anytime) click here for a list of the NSC daily ergonomics tips to share with your coworkers, stretching advice for office staff, and a stretching poster for operating room staff.
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