Page 6 of Dotco Ergonomics by Cooper Power Tools

at coopertools we think it s time for a second industrial revolution it s time for employers and employees to work together to create a positive job climate and increase awareness of on-the-job risks we all benefit when workers can perform tasks with the highest degree of efficiency and safety quality products satisfied workers and company profits are the result 3 the job to be accomplished and the tool to perform the job must be properly matched assistance in matching the tool to the job can be obtained from your cooper salesperson who is dedicated to helping each customer with proper application of our products our full line of gardner-denver hoists offers load lifting capacities ranging from as low as 275 pounds all the way up to 8800 pounds many spark resistant options are available which makes matching one of our industrial grade hoists to your shop or clean room application easy the cooper view 1 cooper will always strive to design and build tools that provide the greatest level of user comfort and safety 2 cooper will continue to incorporate ergonomic principles into its tool design and manufacture criteria 3 cooper s design criteria will always meet or exceed the requirements set by osha iso and government and trade regulation organizations the highest level of worker s safety and comfort cannot be accomplished by a tool manufacturer alone many of our pistol model tools such as this cleco pulse tool shown below offer top and bottom air inlets which provide better customization of the operator s work area at a very basic level a tool must be comfortable to hold because grip capacity varies many of our tools are available with different sizes of handles to provide a more comfortable grip to a wider range of operators pistol model cleco pulse tools are available in two different handle sizes and the cleco electric screwdriver is shipped with three different nosepieces dotco orbital and random orbital sanders are shipped with three interchangeable grips it is important to keep in mind the following points 1 each worker must properly use the tool in the manner in which it was intended to be used 2 the design of the work environment as a whole must consider ergonomic principles.

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