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The
term “ergonomics” is derived from
two Greek words: “ergon”, meaning
work and “nomoi”, meaning natural
laws. Ergonomists study human capabilities in
relationship to work demands.
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Occupational
Health & Safety Administration, OSHA
Read about the agency’s efforts to create ergonomic
workplaces
Ergoweb
A collection of ergonomics standards, guidelines, reference
materials, biomechanical analysis tools, case studies
and anthropometry data
Cornell
Ergonomics Web
Provides extensive information about improving health
and comfort through ergonomics
UCLA
Ergonomics
Research into repetitive strain injuries (RSI), office
environments and more |
