Teach proper lifting to prevent back injuries
Promote ergonomic awareness at universities
Create safe work environments
Cultivate a culture of safety
From the lecture hall to the facilities maintenance shop, back injuries are a leading cause of downtime on university campuses. This course is tailored to the unique academic and operational environment, addressing the specific risks faced by faculty, office staff, and physical plant workers. Participants will explore the anatomy of the spine to understand the root causes of pain, strains, and sprains. The training provides practical instruction on proper body mechanics for difficult lifting scenarios and offers actionable advice on workstation ergonomics to prevent repetitive strain. By focusing on "Back Basics," this course empowers the university community to adopt safer habits that protect their health and careers.
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View this course in a classroom
environment, or assign it to your
team individually with testing
and recordkeeping capabilities.
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