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Ergonomics Support During Tight Budgets – Free Evaluations, Zero-Cost Solutions, and Limited Matching Funds Available

jmac13 January 26, 2026

As Colorado State University plans for a challenging budget outlook over the next several years, departments across campus are being asked to do more with less. Rising costs for insurance, utilities, and operations have created real constraints, and discretionary funding …

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Protect Your Back at Work – One Lift Can Change Everything

jmac13 August 15, 2025

Your back is with you every step of the way, whether you’re scrubbing floors, unloading pallets, prepping food in the kitchen, cleaning animal stalls, stocking shelves, or sitting at a desk answering emails. But how often do you think about …

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Feeling the Afternoon Slump? Contour Design Says – Take a Break

jmac13 July 29, 2025

It’s 2PM on a Wednesday, and if you’ve hit the wall, whether mentally or physically, you’re not alone. In a recent Contour Design email, they reminded us that taking regular breaks throughout the workday isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. …

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About the Fit for Duty/Post-Offer Employment Testing (POET) 

jmac13 May 20, 2025

The primary role of the Fit for Duty (FFD) Program is to provide departments with access to post-offer of employment testing (POET) for prospective university employees. The FFD Coordinator is responsible for coordinating all aspects of the program.  POET tests are …

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They’re Back! The Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard Lives On!

jmac13 May 20, 2025

For those of us who prioritize comfort and well-being at our workstations, the news of Microsoft discontinuing their Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard created some chaos! This uniquely designed keyboard, had a loyal following. It allowed for natural wrist and forearm alignment, …

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Preventing Overexertion Injuries at Work: Start with the “Big Toe Test”

jmac13 May 20, 2025

Overexertion remains one of the leading causes of workplace injuries, especially in physically demanding jobs where lifting, carrying, pushing, or pulling objects is routine. According to Magid’s article on keeping workers safe from overexertion, overexertion injuries account for more than …

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Ergonomics and the Hunt-and-Peck Typing Habit

jmac13 March 28, 2025

As an ergonomics expert, I’ve seen firsthand how the way we interact with our keyboards can impact our health and productivity. For individuals who haven’t mastered touch typing, the hunt-and-peck method may seem harmless—but over time, it can lead to …

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Digital Eye Strain and Ergonomics: Why Vision Care Matters

jmac13 February 10, 2025

Spending hours in front of a computer can take a toll on your eyes, often leading to eye strain. Symptoms like headaches, dry eyes, blurred vision, and neck or shoulder pain are common complaints. As highlighted by Taylor’d Ergonomics, addressing …

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Ergonomics for Custodial Work: Essential Tips for Safety and Efficiency

jmac13 November 20, 2024

Custodial work involves a wide range of physically demanding tasks, from mopping floors and emptying trash to cleaning bathrooms and operating cleaning equipment. The repetitive nature of these tasks, combined with awkward postures and high-force movements, can contribute to musculoskeletal …

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How to Choose the Right Mouse for Your Hand Size: A Guide for Office Workers

jmac13 October 29, 2024

When it comes to ergonomics, one of the most overlooked aspects is the computer mouse. We use it daily, but how often do we stop to think about whether it fits the hand? The truth is, choosing the right-sized mouse …

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