arbetsmiljööve
Arbetsmiljööve, commonly known as workplace ergonomics in English, refers to the scientific study of designing and arranging workspaces to optimize human well-being, comfort, and productivity. The primary goal of ergonomics is to minimize physical strain and reduce the risk of injuries or long-term health issues by adapting the work environment to fit the individual’s physical capabilities and limitations.
In Sweden, the concept of arbetsmiljööve is closely tied to labor laws and workplace safety regulations. The
Key aspects of arbetsmiljööve include:
- Adjustable furniture, such as chairs and desks, to accommodate different body sizes and postures.
- Proper lighting and screen positioning to minimize eye strain.
- Ergonomic keyboards, mice, and other input devices to reduce repetitive motion injuries.
- Regular breaks and movement to prevent prolonged static postures.
- Employee education on proper body mechanics and awareness of ergonomic principles.
Implementing effective arbetsmiljööve benefits both employees and employers by improving efficiency, reducing absenteeism, and lowering healthcare