Workplace Safety Training & Ergonomic Workshops

Anthony Kell
21 Nov 201206:19

Summary

TLDRCette vidéo met l'accent sur l'importance de bouger et d'adopter de bonnes postures dans un environnement de travail. L'orateur explique que rester dans des postures statiques entraîne des tensions physiques, tandis que l'adaptation de l'espace de travail et des outils peut améliorer le confort et la productivité. Il mentionne également l'importance de pauses régulières et de l'utilisation de logiciels pour surveiller l'activité sur ordinateur et rappeler les moments de repos. L'objectif est de prévenir les traumatismes répétitifs et de favoriser un mode de travail plus ergonomique et sain.

Takeaways

  • 📚 Les documents fournis peuvent être utiles, mais sans action proactive, ils risquent de prendre la poussière.
  • 🔄 Le mouvement est essentiel pour éviter les postures statiques prolongées qui nuisent à la santé.
  • 🪑 Adapter votre environnement de travail, y compris la chaise et le poste de travail, pour améliorer la posture.
  • ⚖️ Un bon soutien du dos réduit la pression sur la colonne vertébrale et améliore la productivité.
  • 🚶‍♂️ La prévention du stress physique passe par des pauses régulières et un environnement ergonomique.
  • 🏋️‍♂️ Les exercices de renforcement et d'étirement, comme l'extension du dos, aident à contrer les traumatismes répétitifs.
  • 💪 Les programmes d'étirement personnalisés favorisent l'oxygénation des muscles et la récupération.
  • 💻 L'utilisation de logiciels pour suivre le temps passé à l'ordinateur et prévenir les troubles musculo-squelettiques est bénéfique.
  • ⏱️ Faire des micro-pauses régulières aide à maintenir une posture saine et à éviter les blessures.
  • 🧠 Être proactif et prendre soin de soi est essentiel pour prévenir les problèmes physiques liés au travail, avec la collaboration de la direction.

Outlines

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🪑 Importance du mouvement et de la posture au travail

Le premier paragraphe traite de l'importance du mouvement pour éviter la stagnation au travail. L'auteur souligne que rester dans une posture statique est néfaste, notamment dans le cadre d'une journée de travail en bureau. Il conseille d'ajuster son environnement de travail à soi-même, plutôt que de s'adapter à celui-ci. L'objectif est de maintenir une posture confortable en ajustant l'équipement, comme la chaise et le poste de travail, pour minimiser le stress physique. Il met également en avant l'importance de l'ergonomie pour la productivité et la prévention de problèmes de santé.

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⌛ La technologie pour prévenir les blessures liées au travail

Le deuxième paragraphe aborde l'utilisation de logiciels pour encourager les pauses et éviter les blessures dues à des positions statiques prolongées, comme le syndrome du canal carpien. Ces outils peuvent mesurer le temps passé devant un clavier et avertir les utilisateurs de prendre des micro-pauses. L'auteur insiste sur l'importance d'un changement de posture régulier et de l'exercice pour prévenir les blessures. Il conclut en affirmant que les employés doivent être proactifs dans la gestion de leur santé au travail, tout en soulignant le rôle essentiel des gestionnaires et superviseurs pour garantir le succès de ces initiatives.

Highlights

Handouts and resources are available, but if not used, they tend to collect dust.

Movement is key to preventing issues, while static postures are detrimental.

Ergonomics is about adapting your environment to your needs, not the other way around.

Good posture can reduce stress and improve productivity.

Focus on setting up your workstation around a comfortable chair for optimal support.

Physical stress can decrease productivity, making proactive adjustments crucial.

Cumulative trauma and repetitive motions can lead to injuries affecting the spine.

The spine's natural curvature helps distribute stress evenly across spinal segments.

Stretching can provide new oxygen and nutrition to muscles, aiding in recovery.

Kinetic exercises simulate real workday movements, helping to avoid strain.

Correct lifting techniques, such as the 'fencer stance,' can minimize injury risks.

Software tools are available to track time spent on keyboards and identify risks for carpal tunnel and tendinitis.

The software prompts micro-breaks, encouraging movement and reducing stiffness.

Being proactive about self-care is essential for long-term health.

Upper management and supervisors need to support ergonomic practices to ensure success.

Transcripts

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I can give you all these handouts and

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you can read them make a hole this is

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great information but just like any

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Center or workshop you better be too if

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you don't go with Carl quiet by the way

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it usually sits on the shelf and start

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to collect dust

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I mean the real key for economics and I

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keep repeating this think about the

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course today is this movement as good

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static postures is bad sitting in one

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position holding muscles in the fixed

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positions they sit on their leg like

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this you mean you can change which I

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could do that so it's trying to

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accommodate your environment all your

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tools to you not vice versa

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let's try to make things come to you and

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so you can have a good posture you can

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have to be in a stressful position

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possible to work so it's basically my

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line of vision is getting it perfect it

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I'm trying to get the chair ride and

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then try to build with the workstation

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around the comfortable chair position so

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the level of support goes right in here

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by actually takes pressure off to

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distance leaning up against the seat

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I will just mention and I just felt pain

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may because number one your productivity

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disposed you can't occur that business

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here to pay you can't get anything that

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your bosses you're not Michael causing a

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Michael break you're going to be

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wonderful to these type of problems

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right away so Bionic city you basically

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how to prevent the occurrence of

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physical stress

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with a theory module which is lecture

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the lecture part who we go over exactly

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what's going on with the tissues in your

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body as you injure these cumulative

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traumas are these repetitive motions

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during the course today

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how does that affect your spine there's

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a typing position or lifting boxes and

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we're flying a stress to this path it's

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not to lose shape so those those

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ligaments are those tissues that hold

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the spine of nice together start to do

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they sort of creep what if I reverse

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this position did a back extension

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exercise is it such a straight down

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right so you here you're just reversing

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that object the reason why you may have

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the spinal curvatures is to allow just

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to stay centered then it acts like a

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coil to distribute the stress as evenly

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from one spinal segment to the next

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they never do to customize stretching

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program just as I mentioned is they do

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good shoulder stretches you could pull

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them across like lettuce up like this

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the benefits of stretching is that you

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want to read norwich the muscles with

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with new oxygen and with new metabolize

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nutrition and food and you can move your

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heel around to try to feel different

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stretches in your cap

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and then I do a kinetic module is

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physically stimulate an actual workday

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if it's an office environment we want to

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get it together in a workstation place

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instead of this do the exercises on the

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front the other on the back and then

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switch and we're going to do all the

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different types of this mid-level two

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above our heads the pushing employee to

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carry different ways like this so you

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can see what how many rules is this

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violent edge like this and you push it

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up on the shelf you take this sword

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fencer stance you bring it in close to

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you bring it to your chest you dropped

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it down so now that in between my legs

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it's close to my body and my hands up so

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all three rules are being validated

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we also sell some software or excellent

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company I museum and going software it

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actually shows you promptly how much

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time people actually spend on the

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computer keyboard and actually gives an

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account their medical history it shows

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you within your company who's a high

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stiffness of developing some type of

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carpal tunnel or tendinitis five minutes

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to your micropores it's going to be

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fifteen minutes to your micro break it's

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going to be two point three hours the

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key thing is moving around get yourself

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a little bit that's why I like the

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software so much because it forces you

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to to change your position and gives you

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something okay you know cue you to take

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a break and then gives you specific

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exercises you know you're just being

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very strange

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you've gotta understand that our society

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looking for golden bull to get us walk

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you know that's gonna fix our problem

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it's it's very few of us will take say

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you know what I can probably be helped

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in this process and fix them all the

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problems myself by being proactive for

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the way I take care of myself so many

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think you're the only one who really

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cares and it's entirely when you're

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right upper management has to bargain in

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supervises and everybody has to work

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together to ensure their success

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