Denmark: four businesses awarded for improving the workplace

Improving MSDs. In order to resolve the problem of conducting numerous repetitive tasks, the medical devices supplier Coloplast developed a method which can be implemented in factories in Denmark and abroad, working with the consultancy firm Alectia People. The method consists in drawing up a work map illustrating the level of strenuousness of the various tasks, indicated by color codes, to highlight the most strenuous tasks and use this as a basis to prepare an employee rotation plan. This has contributed to reducing the impact of repetitive tasks per person and therefore “lightening” employees’ working days.
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s (MSDs), noise, mental health at work and industrial accidents. The following “best practices” won awards.

Improving MSDs. In order to resolve the problem of conducting numerous repetitive tasks, the medical devices supplier Coloplast developed a method which can be implemented in factories in Denmark and abroad, working with the consultancy firm Alectia People. The method consists in drawing up a work map illustrating the level of strenuousness of the various tasks, indicated by color codes, t

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