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Ergonomics Systems Specialist (ESS)

Designation

A 5-Day Certification Process

“This was an awesome experience. I learned so much info that is all applicable to me. I enjoyed working in groups and we had lots of fun while working hard. Have been waiting for an opportunity like this - so thank you.”

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WorkSMART’s ESS course emphasizes practical applications for use in field, industrial and office environments. You will be able to apply your knowledge in industries such as municipalities and government service sectors, construction, oil and gas, transportation, health care, pulp and paper, emergency services, engineering, food processing, manufacturing and more.

In addition, this certification will teach you how to incorporate ergonomics programming throughout an organization from a systems perspective, streamlining with existing safety, risk, and other business management systems.

“This was the best training I have ever been in; you both have a good understanding of the needs of adult learners!!!! I liked the examples used. I took ergonomics before and can honestly say I understand it a lot better. I like the organization, professionalism, safe open concept of the group participation and enjoyed all 5 days thoroughly. “

“Excellent instructor; very knowledgeable, experienced. Lots of time for questions.

Information was clearly explained. They made the class very interactive and fun. Learning was easy and I learned a lot. Thank-you!”

“One of the best, most informative courses I have taken. Excellent instructors with a great knowledge base.”

What will you learn?

How to Sell Ergonomics and Achieve Buy In Implementing Risk Control Strategies

 Dispelling the myths regarding the cost of ergonomics

 Identifying the true cost of injuries

 Maximizing employee input

 Validating findings and selling the message

How to Identify Physical and Organizational Hazards, including

 Correctly evaluating injury reports, hazard assessments, physical demands analyses, and other relevant H&S data

 Encouraging and collecting worker input

 Proactively identifying the potential for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)

 How to implement quick turn-around solutions and avoid “analysis paralysis”

 Detailed step by step breakdown on how to evaluate controls based on WorkSMART’s control hierarchy and cost-benefit matrix

Identification of priorities for ergonomics intervention

Review of specific control strategies associated with,

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Manual material handling tasks

Driving and equipment operation tasks

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Standing tasks

Seated tasks

Tools and equipment design

Work space design

Office tasks and furnishings

How to Assess Risk

 Detailed step by step breakdown of the WorkSMART

MSD Risk Reduction Process

 Scientifically backed task analysis methods, including how to assess

- excessive force

- awkward and static postures

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- high repetition rates contact stress whole body vibration hand-arm vibration environmental factors

Program Measurement and Continuous Improvement

Review of possible threats to success

How to measure immediate, intermediate, and long term impacts

 How to build on success and expand

 How to manage newly acquired knowledge

To receive certification status, participants will be evaluated during course activities and will be required to submit documentation to demonstrate their knowledge after completion of the course. All participants will be provided with access to WorkSMART’s ESS portal, filled with additional resources and support material.

Let’s be clear

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There is only one professional certification for Ergonomists in Canada, the CCPE designation offered through the

Association of Canadian Ergonomists. This requires a relevant university degree and several years of direct experience. We encourage all full-time practicing ergonomists to pursue this designation, but for everyone else, our

ESS workshop will give you the necessary tools to implement an effective ergonomics process in your organization.

I I f f y o u ’ ’ r r e s s e r r i i o u s s a b o u t t i i m p l l e m e n t t i i n g e r r g o n o m i i c c s s , , w e ’ ’ r r e s s e r r i i o u s s a b o u t t h e l l p i i n g y o u d o i i t t r r i i g h t t !

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$2195

+GST

Early bird registration

(six weeks prior)

$2495

+GST

Regular registration

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Vancouver:

Edmonton:

Vancouver:

Edmonton:

Feb. 18-22, 2013

Mar. 18-22, 2013

July 15-19, 2013

Nov. 4-8, 2013

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Vancouver

$2195 before January 7, 2013

 $2195 before June 3, 2013

$2495 after January 7, 2013

 $2495 after June 3, 2013

Edmonton

 $2195 before February 4 2013

$2195 before Sept. 23, 2013

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$2495 after Sept. 23, 2013

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Cancellations six to ten business days prior will be refunded at 75%

Cancellations five full business days prior will NOT be refunded.

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