Ergonomist definition

Ergonomist or "ergonomics professional" means a person who possesses a recognized degree or professional credentials in ergonomics or a closely allied field (such as human factors engineering) and who has demonstrated, through knowledge and experience, the ability to identify and recommend effective means of correction for ergonomic hazards in the workplace.
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Examples of Ergonomist in a sentence

  • Where an ergonomic concern is beyond the scope of the Committee the Company Ergonomist will be consulted and will assist in resolving the concern.

  • The school has conducted a survey into incidents of musculoskeletal issues since the original iPad scheme started in 2012and also works with a local Registered Ergonomist and Osteopath, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ with regard to advice on best use.

  • Library Management agrees to allocate $30,000 during the term of this MOU for ergonomic equipment that is recommended by the Personnel Department’s Ergonomist as a result of a Library workstation assessment or evaluation.

  • Where an ergonomic concern is beyond the scope of the Committee, an Ergonomist will be consulted and will assist in resolving the concern.

  • In terms of a permanent accommodation all resources will be used to properly situate the employee (e.g. WSIB Ergonomist) and make necessary job modifications required to make the job compatible.

  • Library Management agrees to allocate $20,000 during the term of this MOU for ergonomic equipment that is recommended by the Personnel Department’s Ergonomist as a result of a Library workstation assessment or evaluation.

  • The parties agree to maintain the established joint ergonomic committee, which will be comprised of the plant chairperson, a worker member of the the Union appointed time study representative, the plant Ergonomist, the safety manager, a production man- ager or their designates.

  • Library Management agrees to allocate $15,000 during the term of this MOU for ergonomic equipment that is recommended by the Personnel Department’s Ergonomist as a result of a Library workstation assessment or evaluation.

  • Where an ergonomic is beyond the scope of the Committee the Company Ergonomist will be consulted and will assist in resolving the concern.

  • Employees in the Occupational Nursing, Hygiene, Ergonomist and Occupational Health Coordinator classifications will receive not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000) per annum and employees in other classifications will receive not more than three hundred dollars ($300) per annum for the aforementioned stipend.