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Today's Safety NewsWorkplace Training Strategies

Motivate workers to maintain a healthy back and help prevent injuries with a new training program from J. J. Keller

March 28, 2014

Back Safety training programOver 200,000 back injuries are reported every year, accounting for one of every five injuries in the workplace. Companies can help employees avoid becoming part of this statistic by using J. J. Keller’s NEW Back Safety: Keep Your Back in Action training program.

Back Safety: Keep Your Back In Action goes beyond basic back safety awareness and lifting. It covers the structure of the back along with causes of back pain and injuries, and represents industrial, trucking, construction and office environments with real-world scenarios that demonstrate routine tasks common in most industries that can lead to back injury if done incorrectly.

The program explains important preventative measures and proper techniques employees can incorporate when performing everyday tasks such as lifting, pushing, climbing, sitting, standing, twisting, reaching, and overreaching, along with the proper techniques for those tasks.

The program also covers lifestyle behaviors employees might not realize affect their back health, such as posture, sleeping habits, stretching, diet, exercise and stress control. Extra video segments demonstrate simple stretches and strengthening exercises employees can incorporate into their daily routine to improve flexibility, stamina and overall back health.

“We specifically designed our back safety program to go above and beyond anything in the marketplace,” said Chris Bauer, J. J. Keller’s senior training and communication product development specialist. “Our key message is that avoiding back injuries is within employees’ control, and we back it up with advice and insight from a medical professional, corporate ergonomics specialist, and a conditioning expert specializing in back health.”

The program includes a 30-minute video, one trainer guide, 11 employee handbooks, one awareness poster, one back stretch and strength poster and one trainer tools CD-ROM.

The program is also available in Pay Per View and Online course formats. For more information, visit jjkeller.com/104240 or call 800-327-6868.

To view hi-res images, please contact Mary Borsecnik at mborsecnik@jjkeller.com or click here.

About J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.®

Since its beginning as a one-man consulting firm in 1953, J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.® has grown to become the most respected name in safety and regulatory compliance. Now over 1,300 associates strong, J. J. Keller serves over 420,000 customers — including over 90% of the Fortune 1000. The company’s subject-matter expertise spans nearly 1,500 topics and its diverse solutions include training via online courses, streaming video or DVD; online management tools; managed services; advisory services; compliance manuals and instructional publications; E-logs and mobile technology, forms and supplies.

Safety professionals rely on J. J. Keller’s in-house expertise and wide selection of products and services to reduce risk and improve regulatory compliance, performance management and operational efficiency. For more information, visit jjkeller.com, jjkellerelogs.com and jjkellerservices.com.

KEYWORDS: ergonomics injuries

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