Working ergonomically in constructionWorking ergonomically is important for every person. Wherever you work or whatever work you do, it is vital to do it in the right way to avoid complaints, injuries and pain. But the importance and guidelines for ergonomic working vary from sector to sector. We like to explain to you in several blogs what is important for which sector. This time it is the turn of working in construction. Are you curious about our previous blog on working in health care? Please don't hesitate to browse our blog pages! Why ergonomics is important in construction Ergonomics is particularly important in the construction industry because of the physical strain and risk of work-related injuries. Construction work often involves lifting and moving heavy materials, working at heights and in uncomfortable positions. If these tasks are not performed in an ergonomic way, it can lead to physical complaints such as back, neck and shoulder pain, as well as serious injuries such as herniated discs, sprains and broken bones. Ergonomics in the construction industry therefore contributes to the health and safety of workers and to the productivity and efficiency of work. By ensuring an ergonomic working environment and applying ergonomic solutions and tools, employers can reduce the risk of injuries and contribute to a healthy and safe working environment for their employees.