- Conduct regular biomechanical assessments of tasks to identify specific hand movements and force applications that exceed acceptable HAL limits based on ACGIH TLV metrics.
- Implement ergonomic interventions such as adaptive tools and workstation redesign, focusing on minimizing the frequency and strength of hand activities, thereby lowering the normalized peak force.
- Utilize data analytics to track hand activity levels over time, allowing for continuous improvement and adjustment of safety measures in response to changing task demands and worker feedback.