Ergonomics in Industrial Facilities Training
Get ready to level up your workplace with tips and tricks on ergonomic setups for industrial spaces!
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About this event
Master ergonomics in industrial settings—enhance workplace design and safety with industry-relevant strategies, theory, and knowledge.
Overview :Ergonomics in Industrial Facilities Training is a focused course designed to sharpen your understanding of ergonomics as it applies to factory floors, warehouses, assembly lines, and processing plants. From work posture and repetitive tasks to environmental design, this course covers ergonomic considerations that impact worker health and operational efficiency. Whether you're looking to reduce workplace strain or improve workflow layout, this course delivers a deep dive into the what, why, and how of ergonomic optimisation.
Delivered 100% online, it’s ideal for learners balancing professional or personal commitments. The content is designed with accessibility in mind, allowing you to study anywhere, at your own pace. You'll explore ergonomics from theory to industry application—supported by visual examples, data-driven insights, and expert-written materials. No filler, no jargon—just straight-talking, outcome-focused learning.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand ergonomic risk factors in industrial environments.
- Identify physical demands that contribute to workplace injuries.
- Learn methods to evaluate and redesign workstation layouts.
- Recognise the role of ergonomics in boosting staff morale.
- Gain insight into the cost-saving impact of good ergonomics.
- Apply ergonomic knowledge to assess industrial task efficiency.
Who is this Course For:
- Health and safety officers in industrial environments.
- Warehouse supervisors looking to improve task safety.
- HR professionals managing employee well-being policies.
- Factory floor planners involved in space utilisation.
- Industrial engineers needing ergonomic design insights.
- Line managers responsible for operational efficiency.
- Facilities managers overseeing workflow arrangements.
- Anyone exploring ergonomics in manufacturing settings.
Career Path (UK average salaries):
- Health and Safety Advisor – £34,000/year
- Industrial Engineer – £42,000/year
- Facilities Manager – £40,000/year
- Occupational Health Specialist – £38,500/year
- Warehouse Operations Manager – £36,000/year
- Ergonomics Consultant – £45,000/year
Frequently asked questions
Ergonomics is the science of designing workplaces to fit workers, aiming to improve safety, comfort, and efficiency.
It helps reduce workplace injuries, boosts productivity, and enhances employee well-being.
Poor posture, repetitive tasks, heavy lifting, and awkward movements are common risks.
Yes! Proper ergonomic design reduces fatigue and discomfort, helping workers stay focused and efficient.