For industrial organizations with a workforce suffering from high rates of musculoskeletal disorders, who need to reduce the frequency and severity of these injuries, ErgoSenz is a wearable, real-time injury prevention system that provides the earliest and most unbiased identification of individuals and teams at risk of injury.
Unlike traditional risk assessments and investigations which are reactive, costly, time consuming, limited in scope, and based on opinion, ErgoSenz proactively identifies and quantifies the leading indicators of musculoskeletal disorders in real-time on an entire workforce so that health and safety professionals can prioritize their risk mitigation strategies and prevent injuries from occurring in the first place.
Unlike traditional risk assessments and investigations which are reactive, costly, time consuming, limited in scope, and based on opinion, ErgoSenz proactively identifies and quantifies the leading indicators of musculoskeletal disorders in real-time on an entire workforce so that health and safety professionals can prioritize their risk mitigation strategies and prevent injuries from occurring in the first place.
Location: Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2012
Investors 3
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