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Student Ergonomics Specialist
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What they do
An Ergonomist designs workplace furniture and equipment or tools to make them safe, efficient and comfortable to use, and to minimize strain for workers. Incorporates occupational health criteria in design. Advises on design for products, such as computers, as they are being developed, or advises on the re-design of an office space or factory process to improve productivity and safety.
$87,332 / year median in Indiana
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary Environmental Health and Safety will have openings for Student Ergonomic Specialists. The position requires performing evaluations of employees' office environment and recommending ergonomic equipment such as chairs, keyboard trays, document holders, etc. Candidate should be able to work independently and comfortably work with customers on a one to one basis. We will provide training, but coursework in Health Sciences or Pre-Med and customer service experience is a plus. Once trained, the work schedule is flexible with minimum of 5 hour/week commitment, and summer employment would be available. Possessing a valid U.S. drivers' license is required.