HealthPostures will be among the companies converging at the Minnesota Convention Center May 16-17, 2017. The Minnesota Safety and Health Conference is the main attraction that’s bringing dozens of ergonomics, industrial safety, office safety and local and national health focused companies to Minnesota. Organizers for the popular conference primarily work with the Minnesota Safety Council, an organization whose roots date back to 1928.
Advantages that HealthPostures brings to Minnesota’s Safety and Health Conference
Leaders at HealthPostures, a Prior Lake, Minnesota headquartered have committed to attend the Minnesota Safety and Health Conference, in part, because HealthPostures strives to develop products that make American healthier while they work, standing desk products like the TaskMate Assisted Lift, the TaskMate Sit Stand Home Series and ergonomics accessories.
Other ergonomics and standing desk products that HealthPostures designs and manufactures include:
- TaskMate Manual Lift ergonomic sit stand desk
- Ergonomic office standing solutions like cushioned sit stand chairs
- Adjustable monitor stand for standing desk
- Dual monitor stand that can be assembled within minutes
- Electric ergonomics desktop standing desk
Specific gains HealthPostures aims to share with conference attendees
Within the HealthPostures’ standing desk workstation items are ergonomics accessories and streamlined sit stands. Benefits that users can gain from one or more of the adjustable height stand up desk and the dual mount monitor stand vary, but include:
- Increased mobility, even while working on projects that take hours, potentially days, to complete
- Reduced pressure on joints and muscles
- More productivity that may result from increased mobility and a more clear focus
- Improved concentration
- Less musculoskeletal problems, including problems like carpel tunnel and back pains
- Support while moving from sitting to standing
Interacting with HealthPostures at the Minnesota Safety and Health Conference
Staff from HealthPostures who attend the Minnesota Safety and Health Conference are well versed in ergonomics, worker safety and mobility issues. Representatives can answer questions that other attendees and conference guests and visitors have.
Also at the Minnesota Safety and Health Conference will be educational sessions, exhibitor halls, an awards ceremony and opportunities to earn a workplace safety certificate. The May 16, 2017 opening session is led by Hourigan & Associates’, Mike Hourigan.
Mike will discuss managing change in today’s ever evolving workplace. Other daily opening sessions will cover topics like how people can live longer and the importance of leadership in workplace safety. Earning a workplace safety certificate requires interested conference participants to attend three full days of training on basic workplace safety.
Governors safety awards will be distributed. Categories that the awards will be distributed in are an award of honor, an award for outstanding achievement and an award for meritorious work. A key takeaway for attending the conference is the chance to learn about newly developed products that business leaders and human resources professionals could bring inside their workspaces to provide workers a safer and healthier work environment. Healthcare, business, manufacturing and call center professionals are encouraged to attend.
