CRE-MSD funds five new seed grants for 2021-22
CRE-MSD is pleased to announce that five new seed grants have been awarded funding.
CRE-MSD is pleased to announce that five new seed grants have been awarded funding.
CRE-MSD has released a three-part resource paper series that explains the structure of Ontario’s Health & Safety System.
Congratulations to our director, Dr. Jack Callaghan, who has been elected as a 2021 Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS).
CRE-MSD is now hiring for a permanent, full-time Ergonomics Research Coordinator position to support the coordination and development of the MSD Prevention Guideline for Ontario.
Join CRE-MSD, IHSA, PSHSA, WSPS, and OHCOW during Global Ergonomics Month in October for this free webinar series featuring five international experts.
CRE-MSD is pleased to announce that the 2021-22 call for seed grant proposals is now open.
This webinar will help participants understand how neuromuscular fatigue is affected differently at varying duty cycles, despite being performed at currently recommended ergonomics threshold limits.
Join CRE-MSD and Toyota for this free webinar and see how Toyota implemented the use of exoskeletons to enhance employee protection and the potential impact on MSD.
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) account for 40% of work-related injuries at Amazon.
Overhead work is a known musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) risk, strongly related to the development of shoulder injuries. Find out how to reduce risks with new resources available on the CRE-MSD and MSD Prevention Guideline websites.