ESM Corp.
21 E. Scott St
Riverside, NJ 08075
856-764-3557
856-764-3558 fax
email Dr. Richard Lynch

Ergonomics Programs and Training

In November, 2000 the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released its Final Ergonomics Standard, which went into effect January 2001. This standard was later repealed by Congress. OSHA is currently enforcing ergonomics using the general duty clause of the Act. Common elements of ergonomics programs include management leadership and employee participation, worksite analysis procedures, hazard control, training and education, medical management and recordkeeping.

The ESMC team has specialized in conducting detailed quantitative assessments of ergonomic risks associated with cumulative trauma disorders (such as carpal tunnel syndrome), and back injuries since 1992. Let us help you!

Areas of Expertise:
• Video Display Terminals
• Assembly Line CTD Risk Assessment
• Manual Materials Handling
• Biomechanical Videotape Analysis
• Ergonomics Program Development
• Human Factors Re-Design
• Back Injury Prevention Programs in Healthcare Facilities
• Written Ergonomics Programs and Recordkeeping

Ask About our Office Ergonomics Program Which Includes:
• Baseline Expert Ergonomics Assessment
• Writen Ergonomics Program based upon your Corporate Equipment and Organizational Culture
• Employee-Specific Worktation Ergonomics Coaching
• Employee Injury, Illness or Discomfort-based Ergonomics Evaluations and Report Preparation
• OSHA or Workers Compensation Ergonomics Consultation

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