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Building a Business Case for Ergonomics

January 17, 2025
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Building a Business Case for Ergonomics: Webinar Insights

In a recent webinar hosted by TuMeke Ergonomics, industry expert Megan Krones, CSP, Sr. Safety Services Consultant at Sentry Insurance, shared valuable insights on building a compelling business case for ergonomics. Here’s a recap of the key takeaways from the session, which highlighted practical strategies and tools to improve workplace safety and productivity.

The Challenge: Addressing Ergonomic Hazards

Many organizations recognize the presence of ergonomic risks but struggle to address them effectively. Limited resources, time constraints, and a lack of compelling data to secure leadership buy-in often stand in the way. Megan Krones provided a roadmap to overcome these barriers and drive meaningful change.

Key Takeaways

1. Identifying Ergonomic Risks

Megan emphasized the importance of understanding the unique risk factors in your facility. Using tools like TuMeke’s risk profile, safety personnel can systematically pinpoint high-priority hazards that impact both employee health and organizational productivity.

2. Prioritizing Solutions for Maximum ROI

The session introduced a simple prioritization worksheet designed to evaluate risks based on variables like cost, impact, and feasibility. This method helps safety professionals focus on solutions that deliver measurable results while staying within budget.

3. Communicating with Leadership

One of the most critical elements of the business case is effectively communicating the value of ergonomic initiatives. Megan shared strategies for presenting data in a way that resonates with decision-makers, emphasizing both the financial benefits and the human impact of improved ergonomics.

4. Leveraging Tools for Success

Participants learned how TuMeke’s platform can streamline the process of identifying risks, tracking progress, and reporting outcomes. By using this data-driven approach, organizations can demonstrate a clear return on investment and secure long-term support for their initiatives.

Why Ergonomics Matters

Ergonomic-related injuries are a significant contributor to workplace accidents and absenteeism, affecting both employee well-being and operational efficiency. Addressing these risks not only reduces costs but also fosters a safer, more productive work environment.

Conclusion

This webinar provided attendees with actionable tools and insights to tackle ergonomic challenges head-on. From identifying risks to prioritizing and communicating solutions, Megan Krones outlined a clear path to building a safer, more efficient workplace.

If you missed the live session, you can watch on-demand here.

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