Resources for Architects and Designers
Importance of Chair Designs
That
Support the Lower Back
Description
This self-study describes the skeletal and soft-tissue structures that
influence the mechanics of posture, explains the biomechanics of sitting
and how it puts stress on the body, explores the three primary work
postures and the impact each has on the body, and acknowledges the
importance of providing pelvic support in a work chair.
Recommended for the following audiences:
Architects, interior designers, design students, facility managers, educators,
clients and local press employed in virtually any industry, including
healthcare, finance, government, and education.
| IDCEC | Continuing Education Units (CEU) | 0.1 |
| Course # | 5115 | |
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| AIA | Learning Units (LU) | 1.0 |
| Program # | BACK01 | |
| Provider # | J308 | |
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| IFMA | Maintenance Points (CFM/FMP) | 1.0 |
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the article
Link to diagnostic exercise: www.hmievents.com/CEU/ImportanceOfChairDesigns
*Please note, users must complete and
pass the online diagnostic exercise toreceive credit
from HERMAN MILLER and SOF
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