EASE

Ergonomics is more than a buzzword today - it is a movement. Nationally, our demographics confirm we are aging and in deteriorating physical shape. This impacts the workplace, and good employers must think of their businesses in terms of ergonomics. EASE is the group within MHI focused solely on making work easier for people by improving the work environment.

EASE members promote the practice of good ergonomics in the workplace by providing solutions across a broad spectrum of applications and industries. Activities include presentations at various industry events and development of non-commercial training materials. EASE also engages and collaborates with NIOSH and the academic community to enrich the group and enhance presentations and training materials.

Mission

To be the authoritative resource for industrial ergonomics.

Vision

Establish the EASE brand as the definitive source for industrial ergonomics information.

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Be engaged in the industry conversation about ergonomics, particularly where it can suggest available solutions provided by member companies.
Serve as a resource to the academic, governmental an industrial communities for solutions to ergonomic challenges that provide better human results and increased productivity.

EASE - For Ergonomics Professionals

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EASE - Ergonomics for Everyone

How Industrial Ergonomic Solutions Help Your Workforce and Bottom Line

Maxamize Workplace Safety and Minimize Risk: Ask an Ergonomist

News

MHI’s EASE Council announces OSHA Alliance

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Virtual Industrial Ergonomics Awareness and Recognition Training Course

NC State’s Ergonomics Center has developed new virtual training program. This course contains three (3) different 15-20 minute modules that will introduce you to the basics of industrial ergonomics.
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New EASE Brochure Promotes Worker Safety

The Ergonomic Assist Systems and Equipment (EASE) Council of MHI has produced a new brochure to help promote safer, healthier and more ergonomically correct workplaces.

Ergonomics and Safety Events

EASE Scholarship

Geneva Hamilton, Mississippi State University
The 2023 EASE Honor Scholarship has been awarded to Geneva Hamilton, a senior Industrial Engineering student at Mississippi State University. Currently she is a Sales Support Intern for Mahle where she works on various projects to optimize internal processes related to customer requirements. Last summer, Geneva interned at McKesson as a Distribution Intern where she assisted operations supervisors with planning, organizing, and directing warehouse activities. After completing her Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, she would like to seek a master’s degree and work in the industry.

Luke Pollack, University of Tennessee Knoxville
EASE Honor Scholarship has been awarded to Luke Pollack. Luke is a junior Industrial Engineering student at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. Luke is actively involved in the IISE Club and Habitat for Humanity.

Kathryn Sloan, Virginia Tech
The 2023 James Galante Memorial Scholarship ($3,700) sponsored by EASE, LIFT and LODEM has been awarded to Kathryn Sloan, a senior Industrial Engineering student at Virginia Tech. She is active with the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) and the Female Engineering Mentorship Program at her school. She has interned at a box manufacturing plant where she worked on the plant floor and analyzed data. After graduation, Kathryn would like to enter the workforce and then work on a master’s degree.