Postgraduate in ergonomics and psychosociology applied to prevention (triple degree + 10 ECTS credits)

Currently, the prevention of occupational hazards, and within this, ergonomics, is understood as a means of increasing the job profitability of employees for the company in which they work. This has enhanced the interest of companies in the prevention of occupational hazards, which has made it essential the existence of more and more qualified professionals in this specialty. In addition, due to the important changes produced in organizations and current globalization processes, exposure to psychosocial risks has become more frequent and intense, convenient and necessary its identification, evaluation and control in order to avoid the associated risks. Thus, with this postgraduate degree in ergonomics and psychosociology applied to prevention, it is intended to provide the necessary knowledge to know the pathologies that workers can face and determine the measures to be adopted to prevent them.

- Address the psychosocial factors that directly influence the employment situation and work organization of the personnel who perform their tasks in the hospital emergency service. - Protect the health of personnel that in their daily work are exposed in general to a series of situations in particular, which can produce back disorders and injuries, using all those available means to avoid the risks that associate entails. - introduce the general aspects of applied psychosociology and disciplines related to it. - Define ergonomics and know your relationship with applied psychosociology. - List and describe the different occupational risks facing workers in the performance of their activities. - List the actions to be followed for health promotion in workplaces.

- Address the psychosocial factors that directly influence the employment situation and work organization of the personnel who perform their tasks in the hospital emergency service. - Protect the health of personnel that in their daily work are exposed in general to a series of situations in particular, which can produce back disorders and injuries, using all those available means to avoid the risks that associate entails. - introduce the general aspects of applied psychosociology and disciplines related to it. - Define ergonomics and know your relationship with applied psychosociology. - List and describe the different occupational risks facing workers in the performance of their activities. - List the actions to be followed for health promotion in workplaces.

Currently, the prevention of occupational hazards, and within this, ergonomics, is understood as a means of increasing the job profitability of employees for the company in which they work. This has enhanced the interest of companies in the prevention of occupational hazards, which has made it essential the existence of more and more qualified professionals in this specialty. In addition, due to the important changes produced in organizations and current globalization processes, exposure to psychosocial risks has become more frequent and intense, convenient and necessary its identification, evaluation and control in order to avoid the associated risks. Thus, with this postgraduate degree in ergonomics and psychosociology applied to prevention, it is intended to provide the necessary knowledge to know the pathologies that workers can face and determine the measures to be adopted to prevent them.

Currently, the prevention of occupational hazards, and within this, ergonomics, is understood as a means of increasing the job profitability of employees for the company in which they work. This has enhanced the interest of companies in the prevention of occupational hazards, which has made it essential the existence of more and more qualified professionals in this specialty. In addition, due to the important changes produced in organizations and current globalization processes, exposure to psychosocial risks has become more frequent and intense, convenient and necessary its identification, evaluation and control in order to avoid the associated risks. Thus, with this postgraduate degree in ergonomics and psychosociology applied to prevention, it is intended to provide the necessary knowledge to know the pathologies that workers can face and determine the measures to be adopted to prevent them.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.