The Future of Wearable Technology in the Workplace
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Read moreThese injuries, such as tendinitis and bursitis, often occur from the repetitive nature of manufacturing tasks.
Caused by repetitive overhead activities, heavy lifting, or prolonged periods of arm extension.
A condition marked by pain and stiffness in the shoulder joint, which can be exacerbated by repetitive motions and lack of mobility.
Often resulting from lifting heavy materials or sudden, forceful movements.
Employ Health provides onsite physiotherapy tailored to the manufacturing industry's unique needs. Our physiotherapists deliver customised care at your workplace, focusing on treatments and preventive exercises to target shoulder pain with your workers.
Early identification and management of shoulder pain are key to preventing long-term issues. Our early intervention services focus on addressing symptoms promptly, providing effective and timely care to your manufacturing workers.
We conduct thorough medical screenings to assess the physical compatibility of potential employees for manufacturing roles. This screening helps in identifying individuals who may be at risk of developing shoulder issues, allowing for preventive measures and appropriate job matching.
For workers who have sustained shoulder injuries, our customised rehabilitation programs assist to restore strength, flexibility, and functionality. These programs play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and sustainable return to your manufacturing roles.
Employ Health evaluates and matches the physical requirements of manufacturing roles with the capabilities of your workers. This matching process minimises the risk of shoulder injuries by ensuring that workers are not placed in roles that exceed their physical limits.
Employ Health conducts detailed ergonomic assessments of manufacturing workstations and processes. Our recommendations focus on modifications and the use of ergonomic tools and equipment to reduce the strain on your workers’ shoulders, helping prevent injury and discomfort.
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