Construction & Manufacturing

Evaluating functional mobility among high-risk workers prevents musculoskeletal injuries and strengthens OSHA compliance across construction and manufacturing environments. About 30% of workplace injuries in these industries are MSK-related, each averaging roughly $33K in combined direct and indirect costs. Pre-employment mobility testing reduces first-year injuries by 25%, while ergonomic screening programs cut lost workdays by 40%. Companies that implement mobility analytics see a 20% improvement in worker retention and overall productivity. By identifying movement limitations and imbalance patterns early, safety managers can intervene before injuries occur, redesigning tasks or training protocols as needed. The result is a measurable reduction in compensation claims and downtime, along with a stronger culture of prevention and compliance. Objective data replaces guesswork, enabling targeted conditioning programs and accurate evaluation of return-to-work readiness. Mobility tracking becomes both a safety tool and a workforce optimization asset that supports long-term health and efficiency.