Combat injuries
Teknomek has launched a
multipurpose ergonomic workstation
to help combat employee repetitive
motion injuries and
musculoskeletal
disorders for
improved
productivity and
workforce comfort.
Teknomek has launched a
multipurpose ergonomic workstation
to help combat employee repetitive
motion injuries and
musculoskeletal
disorders for
improved
productivity and
workforce comfort.
Following on from initiatives
developed by the NHS as a result of
the increased number of days lost to
industrial related illness and injury,
Spectrum Healthcare’s ErgoKneeler
and similar devices are said to have
become standard issue in many
different types of employment.
According to the Food Storage &
Distribution Federation (FSDF), in
the temperature controlled food
logistics sector there are three main
areas of concern and focus:
Dangerous Substances and
Explosive Substances Regulation
2002
Legionella Management and
Prevention
Working at Height – Repair and
Maintenance of Mobile
Refrigeration Plant
The FSDF has been
working closely with the
HSE to produce
guidance for owners of
ammonia refrigeration
plants to assist them to
comply with D
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