Part 2 - Reviewing the physical elements of vehicle ergonomics
by Heath Williams
Presentation Description
An introduction to occupational health and safety and the vehicle, identifying the physical ergonomic elements relating to the vehicle. Educating individuals/worker on best practice vehicle ergonomics
About Heath Williams
Heath Williams Is Australian trained osteopath (graduated 2003) who has undertaken further studies in occupational health and safety and strength and conditioning.
Heath is the owner of Principle Four Osteopathy and co owner of Corporate Work Health Australia. In addition to this he also lectures at Victoria University and delivers post graduate work shops to allied health professionals.
Professional Development Points (CPD / PDP):
This webinar will account for 1 point(s) for the following associations:
- Myothreapy Association
- Osteopathy Australia
Certification: A completion certificate will be available to download upon successfully passing a 5 multiple answer questionnaire in your Members Area.
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