SELECTIVE INSURANCE INTRODUCES ERGONOMIC SOLUTION TO HELP REDUCE WORKPLACE INJURIES AND ENHANCE EMPLOYEE WELLNESS
According to a study of workers compensation claims made with Selective, in 2021 workplace-related injuries were reported 18% earlier in employees' tenure than in 2011 – 5.2 years compared to 6.4 years. The study also found that during that period, strain-related injuries were the most common type of workers compensation claims in construction (22.4%) and manufacturing and wholesale segments (27.2%).
"Strains to muscles, nerves, and tendons are some of the most frequent injuries employees experience at work. Many times, they are preventable with some ergonomic changes to our behaviors, such as when lifting heavy objects or performing repetitive tasks," said
To help maintain an injury-free workplace, Selective policyholders can use a smartphone to record consenting employees completing a task. TuMeke's AI software will review the footage to build detailed 3D models of the human body moving through space to complete industry-standard assessments that identify high-risk body positions and motions while maintaining employee privacy. At the end of the process, policyholders receive a report with findings and suggestions to reduce musculoskeletal pain and disorder risks.
For more information about how policyholders can access and utilize Selective's new ergonomic safety solution, visit: https://www.selective.com/info-center/value-added-services/tumeke-ergonomics.
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