The Puget Sound Human Factors
and Ergonomics Society Presents:

The 2010 Occupational Ergonomics Symposium
September 15th and 16th
Museum of Flight, Seattle

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2010 Symposium Flyer

Symposium - September 15th, 2010

Keynote Speaker - Dr. Andrew S. Imada
President of the International Ergonomic Association (IEA)

Title: Participatory Ergonomics
Cost: $85, includes lunch

Dr. Imada’s work focuses on helping people and organizations change to improve productivity, safety, quality, and work systems. He has published extensively and edited a book entitled “Participatory Ergonomics”.

Dr. Imada has consulted with companies including AT&T, Chevron, Steelcase, Sheraton Hotels and the LA Dodgers.

He is currently the Principal at AS Imada & Associates, an ergonomic consulting company out of Carmichael, CA. His PhD is from Ohio State in Industrial Psychology.


2010 Speakers -

Title: "Photogernomics“: Enhancing Ergonomics with Photography
Speaker: Steve Russell
Steve has practiced ergonomics for 25+ years and recently became a professional photographer. Even with today's technology taking/storing/sending/using photos can be confusing. Learn tips that will enhance photo documentation, increase your persuasive
abilities, and improve efficiency.

Title: Designing Airplanes for People: What's Really Needed?
Speaker: Alan Jacobsen
Alan has been involved in design and evaluation for 25+ years including leadership for the 787 Human Factors and Ergonomics Team. This session focuses on integrating human factors and ergonomics into the design of today’s airplanes.

Title: Is Your Stretch & Flex Program Cutting Edge?
Speaker: Deborah Read
Deborah is the owner of ErgoFit Consulting and has a diverse background as an Occupational Therapist and certified fitness trainer. She will explore what the research shows should and should not be a part of “Stretch & Flex” Programs.

Title: Technically Cool Computing
Speakers: Kim Popovic & Janet Peterson
Several years of trial and error have resulted in a curriculum for teaching kids about ergonomics. This session will review the content and discuss lessons learned as a result of this effort.

Title: McKinstry Sheet Metal case study
Speaker: John Von Lossow
Learn how a commercial, union shop overcame challenges resulting in a dramatic turn-around in behavior, safety and increased productivity.

Title: Sharing Ergonomics Solutions and Success Stories
Speakers: Judy Damoff and UW students
This session focuses on before and after photos and a case study to stimulate thought and discussion on creative and effective ergonomics solutions.


Workshops – September 16, 2010

8:00 a.m. to noon
Title: Upper Extremity Risk Reduction and Hand Tools
Speaker: Dr. Stephen Bao
Dr. Bao, a researcher with the SHARP program at L&I, has done extensive work on tool design and risk exposure. Learn how to choose and modify tools to reduce risk of injury.
Cost: $95

1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Title: Health Care Ergonomics: A Beast of Burdens
Speaker: Susan Murphey
This session will include:

  • Cost justification model for ergonomics programs and equipment
  • Safe Patient Handling in non-traditional areas
  • COWS & WOWS - Computers on Wheels (COWs) or
  • Workstations on Wheels (WOWs).

Cost: $95


 

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Mail to the Treasurer's address:

PSHFES Treasurer
Gary Davis
11126 55th Ave W
Mukilteo, WA 98275-4802

 

Museum of Flight
9404 East Marginal Way S.
Seattle, WA 98108-4097
Phone: 206.764.5720

Testimonial:
"First, let me express how impressed I was with your Symposium. It was outstandingly well organized and had an outstanding program. Your speakers were highly knowledgeable and articulate. Most importantly, they had much highly useful information to impart to your attendees. For me personally, it was a genuine pleasure and honor to be your keynote speaker."
Dr. Hal Hendrick, 2007 Keynote



 
 

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