It All Started With . . .
The art and science of ergonomics haves been with us for quite a while now. Some – many – actually understand their importance in the health and welfare of working associates, whether clerks, drivers, laborers, or whatever. We also get it: good ergonomics means good business in supporting productive job performance in any number of environments.
Maybe ergonomics has been overshadowed recently with the PR surrounding the cult of “green,” but it’s still relevant. So relevant that a new school of consulting is making money by showing employers how to avoid down-the-road medical costs by installing good ergonomic equipment and practices.
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Bruce Strahan is a Partners in The Progress Group, Inc., an international supply chain and logistics consulting firm headquartered in Atlanta. He lead the Supply Chain and Manufacturing practice groups for TPG. Bruce did his graduate work at Georgia Tech, and was previously a Manager in Coopers & Lybrand’s SysteCon division. He may be reached at
770-804-9920 or bstrahan@theprogressgroup.com
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