Siemens considers ergonomics to be "proven science:" when changes are made, the effects are predictable. With aggressive training and workstation adjustments, surgery was avoided in at least two cases. It estimate savings of 20,000 hours per year in time previously lost to pain, doctor visits, and time off. In the past two years, the company has not had any Cumulative Trauma Disorder (CTD) related lost time. A new-hire office ergonomics training program was brought on line, and regular training in correct posture, exercises, workstation adjustment, and back safety is provided. Proper vision correction was investigated. Frequent short exercise breaks were encouraged. Back cushions, lumbar supports, keyboard/mouse rests, and document holders were provided.
Ergonomically designed chairs were provided to staff, and ergonomic evaluations were performed on every workstation, focusing on workers with symptoms. With visibility up to 150 meters, the system electronically processes a real time video image on a small screen in the control panel of the vehicle.
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Tpms sensors vary by year make and model, operating on different frequencies. Adding a new twist to automobile technology, Siemens VDO Automotive has created a night vision system to help drivers manage more effectively in the darkness. Frequent short exercise breaks were encouraged. Siemens decided to initiate an office ergonomics program. SIEMENS VDO is an OE (original equipment) manufacture of Tire Pressure Sensors for many car brands. Siemens decided to initiate an office ergonomics program.
In 1991, 43 percent of Siemens' 250 office workers were complaining of pain in their shoulders, back, elbows, and fingers. Industry: Automotive Supplier - SIC Code: 3714 Employees: 3,373 Success Brief:įollowing the introduction of an office ergonomics program, workplace strain injuries decreased from 43 percent to 0.
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