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Positioning the Body to Reduce MSD Injury Risk: Focus on the Low Back

The low back is the most commonly injured body part due to workplace hazards in Canada.
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Driving Ergonomics

What to look for and how to adjust your vehicle.NOTE: Each vehicle make and model has different features and controls. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for more information on your vehicle.
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Positioning the Body to Reduce MSD Injury Risk: Focus on the Shoulder

Shoulder injuries have the longest average recovery time in comparison to all other body regions.
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Positioning the Body to Reduce MSD Injury Risk: Focus on the Knee

Knee injuries represent half of all lower extremity lost-time claims in Ontario.

Hand Arm Vibration: Management

How can we manage vibration in the workplace?
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Hand-Arm Vibration: Awareness

This poster is part 1 of the Hand-Arm Vibration (HAV) poster series, which discusses awareness of HAV exposures and symptoms.
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Vibration: General

This poster is the first in a series of vibration related posters.

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