Reducing physical strain in the workplace.
In the white paper ‘Ergonomics doesn’t stop at the edge of the desk’, find out how physical strain arises in the workplace, what long-term effects it can have – and how working conditions can be specifically designed to be more ergonomic.
Sitting and standing
Anyone who stands, sits and carries things every day realises on Friday what went wrong on Monday. The difference between enduring and persevering rarely lies in a major overhaul. More often than not, it’s down to the right chair. The right mat. The table that adapts to your needs.
Floor matting guide
Clever use of workplace matting
Healthy seating in the office
Guidelines for workstation equipment
Identifying and preventing microfatigue
Ergonomics for changing workstations
Lifting and transporting
Lifting, carrying, pushing. One cardboard box, one pallet, one trolley too many. Your body remembers every repetition, even the small ones. Your body does not forget overexertion. So make sure you subject it to as little of it as possible.
Intralogistic automation with BITO LEO
Manual or electric means of transport
An overview of tipping skips
How to lift, carry and pull loads correctly
Groupe ADP: 1,200 manoeuvrable transport trolleys
Company, warehouse, workshop or laboratory? We equip your workplace the right way!
Ergonomics check for your workplace
5 areas where your team loses momentum every day
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