University of Johannesburg Researcher Discusses Findings in Orthopedics (A Review on Ergonomic Studies for Different Industrial Setups).

A recent report from the University of Johannesburg discusses the importance of ergonomics in reducing work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) among industrial workers. The research highlights the negative effects of awkward postures, improper rests, and repetitive forceful exertion on workers' well-being and productivity. The study emphasizes the role of ergonomics in designing products, systems, and work environments that align with human capabilities, thereby enhancing safety and productivity. The report also provides a review of past research on improving industry and workplace procedures to promote better health prospects. [Extracted from the article]