These interactive playbook systems are a step-by-step plan to initiate and complete significant healthy lifestyle changes. The Athlete Systems provide your employees with educational information and the motivation to take control and manage their own lifestyles more effectively resulting in healthier, safer, and happier people.
Human Maintenance System
The Human Maintenance System is a TOTAL RISK SOLUTION that focuses on your company’s greatest concerns: employee accidents, injuries, and illness. Utilizing onsite Certified Athletic Trainers, immediate and long lasting results can be expected in the areas of safety, productivity, morale, and overall quality of life.
Health and Safety Seminars
Health & Safety Seminars are a very effective approach to educate, motivate, and inspire people to prioritize their lifestyle management and personal safety. Mark Everest and our other presenters are passionate about health & safety and gifted at creating interest and awareness where it is needed.
Physical Demands Analysis
Our trainers directly observe and analyze the physical demands required of your employees to perform the essential functions of their specific job tasks including: loads and forces, posture, motion, environments, etc.
Physical Readiness System
This 10-12 minute routine that employees perform together onsite before their shift begins, physically prepares them for the demands of their jobs. The system emphasizes important elements such as movement, strength, balance, flexibility, and awareness.
Improve: Condition of workforce Reduce injuries Provide focus, motivation, team-like atmosphere
Functional Fit For Duty
Functional Fit for Duty Programs are based on a Physical Demands Analysis of specific jobs. Following the PDA, a Functional Fit for Duty Plan that includes instructions with modifications as needed for proper biomechanical techniques for the specific job’s physical demands will be implemented.
Physical Demands Analysis
A Physical Demands Analysis (PDA) is a systematic procedure to quantify and evaluate the physical and environmental demand components of a particular job. Occupational Athletics (OAI) uses a company's specific job description as the starting point for any PDA.
The PDA is carried out at the worksite in collaboration with workers and management. A PDA is conducted by an OAI professional who, upon completion, compiles the results in a standardized written format.
A PDA includes:
Direct observation of the employee while performing his/her job
Analysis of:
loads and necessary forces
posture requirements
specific motion requirements
applicable environmental conditions
Types of material handling
Digital photos included and video support available for Report
Detailed assessment included in Report
General Recommendations
Why a PDA?
Prevent injury by identifying jobs, work processes, and equipment appropriateness
