Ergonomics

Beverage company sees energy savings, improved safety and worker comfort.

Air movement keeps humidity from sealing the fate of envelope company.

The workshop will focus on developing engineering solutions for manual materials handling (MMH) jobs in retail, wholesale, and warehousing (RWW) industries.

Advance Lifts, Inc. of St Charles, Illinois recently announced that the company is now ISO 9001 certified.

The Container Store's employee-first culture improves operations in the warehouse.

Burke Flooring installs freestanding articulated jib crane to maintain productivity, as well as improve safety and ergonomics in its manual end-of-line palletizing process.

Colson Caster has been granted a new certificate of quality assurance from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

Foresighted information destruction equipment supplier adds lift tables to make equipment more ergonomic.

This month, Creform Corp. celebrates 20 years of growth and success at its Greer, SC, headquarters.

The Ergonomic Assist Systems and Equipment Council (EASE) of Material Handling Industry of America (MHIA) has announced a workshop in conjunction with National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).

Colson Caster Corporation (Booth 1973) has a new caster line—the L-Series—that targets the need for a lower cost caster suitable for lighter-duty applications.

There’s a silver tsunami about to wash over the aging U.S. workforce, and the materials handling industry is directly in its path. Here’s a look at our older workers and how ergonomic solutions can keep them safe and productive.

Automobile manufacturer replaces lift trucks to reduce injuries at its new Georgia plant.

Fans keep workspace cool while a smoke detector keeps employees safe.

MHIA's funding of research yields development of center to help reduce risk of injury and increase productivity of distribution center employees