NASP Partners with ErgoFactor®

NASP is proud to announce our newest strategic partnership with ErgoFactor! We are excited to see this partnership grow and are thankful for the benefits that this partnership will provide for our member base.

ErgoFactor provides ergonomic software and consulting services across the globe. Headquartered in Appleton, WI since 1995, ErgoFactor was created out of a need to blend the study of human movement with ergonomics and deliver this message in a meaningful and concise way. Since its inception, ErgoFactor has expanded its services, range of clients and geographical footprint, currently serving sites in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, and Eastern Asia.

ErgoFactor’s goal is to become your PARTNER in ergonomics. Many businesses feel exhausted by ergonomics, often not knowing where to start and how to take on “the elephant in the room.”  ErgoFactor works together with you to identify, quantify, and mitigate the ergonomic issues that plague your operations.  ErgoFactor is uniquely equipped to implement an ergonomics program at any level within your organization from site, to region, to enterprise.

From the factory floor to the executive suite, ErgoFactor makes it easy to engage employees and interpret your data in ways that save TIME, MONEY, and RESOURCES. You can learn more about our newest strategic partner by clicking here.

Mention to a staff member at ErgoFactor that you are an NASP member or client and receive a 10% discount on any of their products or services.

Enroll in our online Workplace Ergonomics Specialist (WES) course

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