Ergonomic injuries make up 33% of all worker injury & illnesses1

Ergonomic injuries result from prolonged strain, pressure, overexertion or incorrect posture while performing tasks. Often involving repetitive motion, pain and injury can occur over time. Examples include pinched nerves, carpal or tarsal tunnel syndrome – just to name a few. When ergonomic exposures are not properly mitigated, the potential for worker injury increases which, in turn, greatly contributes to workers’ compensation losses and increasing business costs.

Cincinnati’s Loss Control team brings you ergonomics risk assessment capabilities powered by the TuMeke Ergonomics platform. Merging artificial intelligence technology with TuMeke’s computer vision joint tracking in the hands of our experienced Loss Control consultants, you’ll receive impactful ergonomic risk analysis faster and easier than ever.

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