Grant-Funded Ergonomics and Biosafety Training Available to Michigan Businesses

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The information below was provided the University of Michigan Center for Ergonomics and Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering 

By investing in training, technology, and equipment necessary to foster a safe work environment, employers can minimize work-related musculoskeletal disorders among their workforce.

Available training programs through The University of Michigan Center for Ergonomics

 1. Ergonomics Seminar For Small And Medium Sized Michigan Businesses

    • Available to small and medium sized businesses.
    • The seminar is 2.5 hours and will be customized to respond to each company’s specific needs.
    • Interested businesses are encouraged to visit here for more details.

2. Ergonomics Course For All Businesses

  • In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the course has shifted to a series of virtual, pre-recorded presentations. Course registrants have the flexibility to watch lectures at their convenience.
  • Discussion sessions will be conducted so registrants can ask questions and participate in facilitated conversations focusing on ergonomic job analysis case studies.
  • Interested businesses are encouraged to visit here for more details.

3. Biosafety Training For All Businesses

  • This training focuses on educating employers on biosafety, infectious diseases, and bloodborne pathogens to improve workplace health and safety.
  • Registration is open to businesses of all sizes. The training program is provided at no cost to participating organizations.
  • This training is completely virtual.
  • Curriculum and content will be customized to address the company’s needs.
  • Interested businesses are encouraged to visit here for more details.