WORKER PARTICIPATION IN THE PREVENTION OF MUSCULOSKELETAL RISKS IN THE WORKPLACE

The Participatory Approaches in Musculoskeletal disorders (PAMus) project, is an EU-OSHA commissioned project implemented in collaboration between three European universities: University of Southern Denmark (SDU) (main responsible), Tallinn University of Technology (TTA) and University Grenoble Alpe (UGA).

The overall aim of The PAMus project is to address what workplaces can do to involve workers in the prevention of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). The more detailed goal is to provide information and guidance on practical approaches, methods and techniques to actively involve workers in joint identification and solving of MSD problems, including approaches relevant to micro and small enterprises (MSEs).