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Healthier workers.
Stronger lines.
Know Whether Your Workforce Is Ready for the Physical Demands of Production
Manufacturing environments depend on people performing repetitive, physically demanding and safety-sensitive work—often across long shifts, changing production schedules and increasingly complex equipment. A worker does not have to be injured to present an emerging risk.
Changes in strength, mobility, endurance, fatigue, stress, recovery or physical capacity can occur well before a traditional workers’ compensation claim is filed. WORK360 helps manufacturers identify those changes earlier by combining physical testing, biometric information, cognitive measures and biopsychosocial screening—giving employers a more complete picture of workforce readiness.
Move Beyond One-Time Testing
Traditional Testing Asks
Can this individual perform the job today?
WORK360 Expands the Question
Can we identify meaningful changes before they become injuries, incidents or prolonged claims?
Employees can establish a functional baseline at hire or program enrollment and then be monitored over time based on the needs of the organization.
Workforce Intelligence for the Manufacturing Floor
WORK360 can incorporate:
Job-Specific Physical Testing
Lifting, grip strength, mobility, endurance, range of motion and functional activities.
Biometric Screening
Physiological indicators including heart rate, heart rate variability and respiratory rate.
Fatigue & Cognitive Measures
Reaction time and executive-function screening for safety-sensitive work.
Biopsychosocial Assessment
Identification of employee-reported factors that may influence work ability and recovery.
Ongoing Health Check-Ins
Monitoring for meaningful changes after an employee’s baseline has been established.
Clinical Review
Escalation to appropriate clinical or medical follow-up when findings warrant additional evaluation.
Address Manufacturing Risk Before It Becomes a Claim
WORK360 can help manufacturers focus on several common areas of workforce risk:
Repetitive and Cumulative Trauma
Monitor workers performing repeated lifting, gripping, reaching, standing and upper-extremity tasks.
Material Handling
Compare physical capability with the lifting, carrying and movement requirements of the job.
Fatigue
Identify changes that may be particularly important for employees working extended shifts, overtime, nights or rotating schedules.
Safety-Sensitive Equipment
Add another layer of human-performance information for workers operating machinery, forklifts or other equipment.
Return-to-Work Decisions
Use objective functional information to support safe and sustainable return-to-work planning.
Workforce Aging
Monitor changes in capacity and readiness while helping experienced employees remain productive and engaged.
Better Information. Earlier Action.
Traditional injury management begins after something has happened. WORK360 is designed to move risk management upstream.
Identify Risk Earlier
Create Appropriate Interventions
Keep People Working Safely
For employers, this can mean fewer preventable injuries, better return-to-work decisions, improved visibility into workforce risk and a more proactive approach to workers’ compensation.
Built for Manufacturing Environments
WORK360 can be adapted for:
Automotive Manufacturing
Aerospace Manufacturing
Food and Beverage Production
Metal Fabrication
Industrial Manufacturing
Chemical and Process Manufacturing
Packaging
Warehousing and Distribution
Electronics and Advanced Manufacturing
Machines have preventive maintenance programs.
Your workforce deserves one too.
Request a demo to see how Work360 can help you identify risk earlier, support employees, and drive better outcomes.