The Power of Data in Ergonomics
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The Power of Data in Ergonomics

At CompScience, we’re excited to share our recent feature in Business Insurance, which highlights how our AI-driven approach to ergonomics is helpin[...]

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Ergonomics, Insight, Workers' Comp, Workplace Safety

How Do Poor Ergonomics Impact Workers In Industrial Settings?

Poor ergonomics refers to the design or arrangement of a workspace or equipment that causes discomfort or strain on the body, leading to physical stress and potential injury. There are solutions to ergonomic issues such as changes to workflows that improve worker ergonomics.   Detecting ergonomic issues in industrial settings is the key to mitigating […]

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Ergonomics, Insight, Workers' Comp, Workplace Safety

Navigating the Dangers of Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Workplace

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are among the most common occupational hazards, affecting millions of workers worldwide. These injuries, which impact the body’s soft tissues—nerves, tendons, muscles, ligaments, and joints—develop over time and can significantly impair a person’s ability to work and perform daily activities. Initially, MSDs may manifest as minor discomfort, which many might dismiss after […]

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AI, Ergonomics, Event, Workers' Comp, Workplace Safety

Safety And Ergonomics Webinar: How To Prevent Injuries with AI and Data Science

Learn about transformational safety analytics from CompScience that utilizes workplace video to generate predictive models from that safety managers and ergonomists can use to report and improve injury rates in manufacturing, logistics, construction and more. This 45 min webinar was presented by Kris Mizel, CSP, Head of Loss Control and Lauren Wandell, Head of Ergonomics […]

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Ergonomics, Resources, Workers' Comp, Workplace Safety

How To Reduce DART Rates

Reducing the dart rate is a critical goal for any safety manager, as it directly relates to the safety and well-being of employees in the workplace. The dart rate, also known as the days away, restricted, or transferred rate, measures the number of days employees are away from work due to occupational injuries or illnesses. […]

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