Being Safe in the Moment has helped MH Equipment make great strides towards being an injury free company. Because our safety performance is well above the industry average, we received awards from the National Safety Council and the Ohio BWC in 2010. Hopefully our posts about safe in the moment shoulder safety will help you and yours.
A shoulder sprain is stretching or partial tearing of the ligaments and capsule that support the shoulder, specifically, the glenohumeral joint. Ligaments are strong bands of tissue that connect bones to each other. The glenhumeral joint is the meeting of the upper arm bone, humerous, and the cup of the shoulder blade.
Main Causes of Shoulder Injury:
-Holding any muscle in one position too long
-Slouching
-Falling
Best Practices for Preventing Shoulder Injuries in Warehouse Lifting
Technicians Precautions:
There is no safety precaution too small or trivial when it comes to preventing shoulder injuries warehouse lifting. Take proper steps to prevent all avoidable injuries and accidents, particularly when dealing with overhead reaching hazards warehouse staff encounter daily. By focusing on avoiding rotator cuff strains and practicing proper ergonomic box lifting technique, you can ensure your body stays safe and uninjured on the job.
