Job Hazard Pro™
Workplace Ergonomics Evaluation Tools

A Complete Kit of OSHA-Recommended Tools for $179!

Job Hazard Pro^TM Version 1.0 for Windows (9X/NT/2000/Me/XP) is a unique, complete, and cost-effective product for evaluation of ergonomic problems and potential health risks in the workplace. This new and exclusive product combines several widely-accepted ergonomic evaluation tools in one package, at an unmatched price.

With Job Hazard Pro, you can easily and quickly evaluate potentially harmful situations in your plant or office, using many of the systems used by health professionals and industrial hygienists. Job Hazard Pro is designed for managers, engineers, administrators, or professionals in the ergonomics field. Use it to quickly assess any factory or office situation, and to indicate the need for outside help when required.

Job Hazard Pro combines several tools in one program, including:

• The Rapid Entire Body Assessment technique (REBA). This system is used to evaluate the job posture of all body members and indicate the potential for musculoskeletal disorders. The REBA procedure is a complex process, made simple to use with the power of the computer and complete instructions and graphics.
• The Strain Index. The SI is used as a quick indicator or potential problems with the upper body, including hands and wrists. A few mouse clicks are all that is required to quickly evaluate a repetitive office or factory operation.
• The NIOSH Lifting Equation (Single Task). The Lifting Equation is used to quickly review hazard potentials in operations with repetitive lifting. A short analysis provides the Recommended Weight Limit (RWL) for your operation, as well as the Lifting Index (LI), a relative measure of the safety of the operation under review.
• The Rapid Upper Limb Assessment technique (RULA). Similar to REBA, this procedure focuses on hazards to the upper body, including arms, wrists, and truck. A very complex procedure made easy with the computer and explanatory graphics.
• A VDT Workstation Checklist. This comprehensive checklist was included in the tool list recommended to Congress in the OSHA Ergonomics Program Final Rule in 2000.
• An extensive Glossary of Terms, including hundreds of definitions from the fields of medicine, industrial hygiene, safety, anatomy, engineering, and anthropometrics. A valuable aid to understanding technology, from "Abduction" to "Xiphoid."