Insurance
Injury Prevention Resources
At Ergo Science, we understand the importance of injury prevention. Our programs are designed to provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to stay safe and healthy.
Case Studies
White Papers / eBooks
Research
Webinars
Case Studies
Case Study:
American Cast Iron Pipe Company
AMERICAN believes in taking care of its people,” says Sheri Snow, AMERICAN’s Wellness Manager. “We do it because it’s the right thing to do. But it’s also smart business. Our emphasis on fitness and nutrition helps ensure a healthy, present and committed work force.”
Case Study:
Voith Industrial Services
In late 2010 Voith Industrial Services, a global industrial services provider, was facing high workers’ compensation costs and increasing injury rates. Serving primarily the automotive industry, Voith embeds management and employee teams in customer...
Case Study:
Beverage Distribution
Mid-Sized bottling company saves $4,000,000 over 4 years with Pre-Hire Employee Testing. Our client manufactures and sells almost a billion containers of product annually. Employees work at multiple distribution centers and the delivery fleet consists of approximately 1,800 vehicles.
Case Study:
Flatbed Trucking
Over the past five years, P&S Transportation, an Alabama based provider of flatbed truckload transportation and logistics, has seen its driver headcount grow from 300 to nearly 1000.
White Papers / eBooks
Whitepaper:
Beverage Distibution
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics there are close to 2 million people employed in the beverage manufacturing and distribution industry. As reported by OSHA, these workers are injured at a much higher rate than in other industry sectors.
eBook:
Hire to Rehire
Most companies with physically demanding jobs are frustrated with work-related injuries. When you look at the injury price tag it’s painful. A lost time strain or sprain averages $30-40K. And if you dive into the indirect costs associated with the lost time, productivity, etc., you can double that amount, bringing the total cost of a single injury to $60-80,000.
eBook:
Driver Wellness
In this time of the COVID-19 crisis, it’s more important than ever to stay as healthy as possible. It’s one of the most important things everyone can do – besides social distancing. Why? It’s a known fact that those who are less healthy are more apt to contract the virus and when they do, the symptoms are often more severe..
eBook:
Slips, Trips, Falls
Slips, trips, and falls rank among the leading causes of injury, accounting for more than 8.7 million injuries per year according to the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. According to BLS figures, slips, trips, and falls are a major concern in the workplace, accounting for nearly a quarter of all on-the-job injuries.
Whitepaper:
Physical Abilities Testing
Workers’ compensation claims can be expensive, but few employers realize the full cost of an injury. The direct costs of an injury include workers’ compensation payments, medical expenses, and any costs for legal services.
Research
Research:
Prework screening Cost-effectiveness
AMERICAN believes in taking care of its people,” says Sheri Snow, AMERICAN’s Wellness Manager. “We do it because it’s the right thing to do. But it’s also smart business. Our emphasis on fitness and nutrition helps ensure a healthy, present and committed work force.”
Webinars
