National Ergonomics Conference and ErgoExpo -- Occupational Health & Safety

Nov 17 - 20

National Ergonomics Conference and ErgoExpo

Las Vegas, NV

Caesars Palace

For more than 20 years, ErgoExpo™ has been the place to discover fresh approaches for your ergonomics, safety and wellness initiatives. Whether you’re building a program from the ground up or want to improve a mature program, ErgoExpo™ is your best opportunity to learn how ergonomics can increase your organization’s productivity and profitability. Sessions deliver education and product knowledge in Program Management; Office Ergonomics; Industrial Ergonomics & Behavioral Safety; Manufacturing Ergonomics & Materials Handling; Aging, Healthcare & Wellness. Plus, the Expo Hall allows you to network and see thousands of products and hands-on demonstrations to enhance your programs. For more details visit http://www.ErgoExpo.com.

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