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This is a checklist that you can perform yourself prior to the risk assessment. The checklist helps to bring structure and to know on which situations and/or workstations to focus. This can be found on the Premed extranet.
In this risk assessment, a specific situation is examined, and the risk is quantified based on biomechanical models or research. This is best performed by a prevention adviser-ergonomist.
This is a tool to identify and address ergonomic risks in the workplace in a qualitative and participatory manner. This tool is designed to be completed together with employees and can also be found on the Premed extranet.
The purpose of this analysis is to map out the entire organisation. Ergonomic risks are assessed per workstation or function. Additionally, this tool can also be used in the reintegration policy by showing which body parts are stressed at which workstation/function. This tool can only be used by a prevention adviser-ergonomist.
During this training, employees learn how to best lift and move loads. Various tips and tricks are discussed, as well as lifting techniques are taught. At the end of the training, time can be provided to go to the workplace and put theory into practice. This training can be preceded by a preliminary visit to collect visual material of the workplace and activities.
This training focuses on moving people. It explains how this is done with aids and what techniques there are to relieve the body as much as possible.