Impact of Ergonomics on Workers’ Performance and Health

Authors

  • Daniel Rodrigues Silva Author
  • Alexandre de Jesus Laurenço Author
  • Júlia Quintino Galvão Author
  • Maria Eduarda de Oliveira Lopes Author
  • Yasmin de Oliveira Barros Author
  • Crhislourraine Albani Procópio Araújo Author
  • Joeliton vieira da Silva Author
  • Maria Luiza Calazans Author
  • Wanessa Soares Luiz Silva Author
  • Eugênio Maria Gomes Author
  • Jair Sebastião de Paula Author

Keywords:

health, work performance, productivity, ergonomic engineering

Abstract

Ergonomics emerges as an essential scientific discipline, driving health, safety and increased productivity in work environments. This study aims to examine, based on the contributions of renowned authors, the application of ergonomics in Brazilian workplaces, highlighting its impact on the health and productivity of employees. The methodology adopted is a literature review from various official sources. Research has shown the relevance of physical and cognitive ergonomics in preventing musculoskeletal disorders and promoting well-being at work. It was clear that with the improvement in workers' quality of life, fatigue and stress are avoided, which improves the relationship between employees and employers, increasing productivity. The study shows the importance of applied research to strengthen ergonomic practices in organizations. The future of ergonomics is intrinsically linked to its ability to adapt and respond to new challenges, maintaining the commitment to promoting work environments that prioritize and cultivate human well-being.

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Published

2024-10-25

How to Cite

Silva, D. R., Laurenço, A. de J., Galvão, J. Q., Lopes, M. E. de O., Barros, Y. de O., Araújo, C. A. P., Silva, J. vieira da, Calazans, M. L., Silva, W. S. L., Gomes, E. M., & Paula, J. S. de. (2024). Impact of Ergonomics on Workers’ Performance and Health. International Journal of Advanced Engineering Research and Science, 11(10). https://i.ihspublishing.com/index.php/ijaers/article/view/463