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Anti-Fatigue Mats and Ergonomics
What is Ergonomics? Ergonomics is the study of designing equipment and devices that cater and conform to the human body, its movements, and the brain’s cognitive functions. The International...
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Fighting Fatigue with Ergonomic Matting Solutions
Last month, we announced our Fight Fatigue in February campaign to help businesses hedge against one of the most preventable costs of doing business: Worker fatigue. In January of 2009, the Journal of...
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Top Flooring Products for Salons
Flooring products for salons should address several different issues. First, employees are on their feet all day because mostly everything in the salon is done while standing. Second, you want the...
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Is It Time to Replace Your Mats?
It’s kind of shocking that about 25% of all reported workplace accidents involve a slip, trip, or fall. And it’s hard to believe that falling down is the second leading cause of death after motor...
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5 Tips to Combat Standing Fatigue at the Office
Some workplaces have employees that spend long hours standing. In some offices, this is a daily event, and in others these long hours standing wax and wane during the year depending on exterior events...
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The Best Industrial Anti-Fatigue Mats
The word “industrial” means different things to different people. It’s defined in Wikipedia as that segment of the economy involving the manufacture and transportation of products. So, while we have...
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Why Businesses Need Anti-Fatigue Mats More Than Ever
Anti-fatigue mats offer businesses a sensible solution that increases both employee morale and productivity. Did you know that fatigue is the leading cause of lost productivity in the workplace? On...
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How Much Is Fatigue In the Workplace Costing Your Business?
A tired workforce is a less productive workforce. A fatigued employee is more likely to make errors or create conditions that could cost their employers time and money. An employee who is chronically...
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