Undergraduate degree in science, health, engineering or related discipline. Five or more years of experience in ergonomics or equivalent in technically related area. Demonstrates a thorough knowledge of ergonomics, general loss control programs, injury prevention, workers compensation regulations, and professional training techniques. Must be able to travel as required.
Travel is variable both in frequency and duration.
Demonstrates effective written communication skills. Demonstrates ability to effectively communicate with clients and other staff. Markets ergonomic services, including the development of sales promotional material, sales presentations to prospective clients, and preparation of proposals for bids on contracts.