IFMA-Austin invites you to join us at our monthly luncheon.

TOPIC: The Importance of Ergonomic Programs in the Workplace

Presented by Kevin Butler, MS, AEP
Midwest Region Ergonomist of the Humanscale National Ergonomic Group

The program will focus on the benefits of implementing ergonomics programs, FM's role in maintaining them, Worker's Comp. issues, and ROI analysis. Additionally, case studies will be presented outlining the benefits companies have recognized by implementing programs. Testimonials will be provided by representatives from Applied Materials & Dell.

Embassy Suites Hotel I-35 N 
11:30 AM - 1 PM

Thursday, October 12, 2006

Lunch will be provided,     RSVP  rsvpifma@yahoo.com

Cost:      $20 members           $25 non-members

Humanscale's mission is to design and manufacture products that create a healthier, 
more comfortable and more productive work environment.

Kevin Butler has received both his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Industrial Engineering. 
After graduating from Arizona State University in 2001, he moved to The Ohio State University
 where he studied under Dr. William Marras, a world leader in the field of ergonomics.

During his two-year tenure at OSU, Kevin had the opportunity to work in the Biodynamics Laboratory 
where he played a leading role in using quantitative modeling tools and running extensive experiments 
for a number of organizations including The Bureau of Workers Compensation (BWC)
 and The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).

Following the completion of his Thesis, which focused on workplace biomechanics and compressive spinal loading, 
he accepted a position at Humanscale in August of 2003. Since joining Humanscale, 
he has also earned and been recognized by the Board of Certification in Professional Ergonomics (BCPE)
 as an Associate Ergonomics Professional (AEP).

In his current role as Midwest Region Ergonomist of the Humanscale National Ergonomic Group, 
Kevin's primary responsibilities include representing Humanscale to the professional ergonomic community 
and providing ergonomic training and support to both Humanscale employees as well as key customers.

Program has been approved for 0.1 CEUs & 1.0 CFM/FMP Maintenance Points