Office Furniture Now the Primary Focus of Ergonomic Designer Bryan Dressler

May 17, 2011 - PRLog -- Ergonomic Designer specializing in Human Factors, Bryan Dressler, has announced his current design concentration on office furniture. Dressler’s design concentration is a response to the increasing relevance of ergonomic concerns in the workplace.

Increasing medical costs through insurance and workers compensation to employers has led many businesses to start investing in preventative health care options. Ergonomic design that focuses on Human Factors can prevent workers from injury through consideration of proper seat design, proper workstation level and much more. Many jobs today require employees to sit for extended periods of time, which many doctors are now claiming is bad for human health on many different levels.

Consumers as well are becoming more in tune with preventative health options. With the level of technological advancement as it is today, there’s room for a considerable amount of improvement in office furniture design to help prevent rather than cause future health problems. This strategic area of design is ideal for Dressler, whose equal parts experience and ambition inevitably lead to innovative and efficient designs for his clients.

Dressler began his career in furniture design with seating and collateral furnishings in 1984 and has continued on to work for Knoll, Golden, John Deere, FalconJet, Dassault, Boeing, Corsair, Fairchild-Dornier, inSpa, and more. For more information on how Bryan Dressler’s ergonomic expertise can help your office furniture compete in the current market visit http://www.ergonomicdesigner.com.