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Upcoming Events
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National Safety Council Texas Safety Conference and Expo: March 15-17
Do you want to learn more about workstation ergonomics and cost-effective solutions to solve ergonomic issues ? We will be presenting "Ergonomics: Recognizing and Reducing Risk" on March 16th. More info › -
Alaska Governor’s Safety and Health Conference: March 23-25
InjuryFree will be presenting in Anchorage, Alaska March 24 -25, 2010. Attendees will be guided in an intermediate understanding of the benefits of ergonomics in the workplace and the knowledge to identify risk also including what it takes to keep employees to be fit for duty. More info › -
Applied Ergonomics Conference: March 22-25
We will be presenting "The BEEA+ Paradigm: Identifying Risk and Solutions" as well as "Maintenance Machines: Maintenance Employees. Why an EMC Works!" in Texas March 23rd-March 24th. More info ›
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