Learning Opportunities in Ergonomics

Upcoming Webinars

FEES is committed to supporting lifelong learning in ergonomics by sharing high-quality international opportunities for researchers, practitioners, and students. This autumn brings a rich selection of free webinars from leading organisations in occupational safety, health, and ergonomics.

📌 From Lab to Line: Practical OSH Strategies for Digital Manufacturing

The project group “Digital Manufacturing” of the ISSA Section Machine and System Safety has launched a new international webinar series focusing on the intersections of Occupational Safety and Health, Wellbeing, AI, Digitalisation, and Industrial Security.
Experts from around the world will present strategies and innovations shaping the future of safe and sustainable workplaces.

Upcoming sessions:

  • Sept. 3, 2025Balancing Tech and Wellbeing: Rethinking Work in the Digital Age – Dr. Keyao (Eden) Li, Edith Cowan University, Australia
  • Sept. 8, 2025Securing the Route: How Digital Technologies Safeguard Personnel in Cash Transport – Fabian Klein, DGUV, Germany
  • Sept. 25, 2025Testbed Smart Factory as a Platform for Industrial Safety R&D – Radim Hercik & Tomáš Jahn, University of Ostrava, Czech Republic
  • Oct. 6, 2025Common Security Advisory Framework (CSAF) for Developers – Matthias Weitz, DGUV, Germany

👉 Details and registration (free of charge)


📌 OHCOW October Webinar Series 2025

The Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers (OHCOW) are hosting their annual October Webinar Series, addressing key ergonomics and workplace health topics. These sessions provide practical knowledge for improving occupational health and preventing work-related disorders.


📌 IEA Webinar Series

The International Ergonomics Association (IEA) regularly offers global webinars that showcase cutting-edge research and applications across all areas of ergonomics and human factors. These events connect experts, students, and practitioners worldwide, supporting the advancement of ergonomics education and practice.

Featured Webinar: Informal Work in Latin America – Ergonomics Perspectives and Experiences from Brazil

As part of the IEA’s Informal Work Webinar Series, the next session is scheduled for 29 October 2025 at 16:00 UTC (13:00 Brazil, 09:00 US EST). Organised by the IEA Technical Committee on Informal Work in collaboration with the ICOH Working Group on “Demographic Changes, Inequalities and the Future of Decent Work”, and in partnership with the University of São Paulo and the Federal University of São Carlos, this 90-minute event will provide an overview of informal work practices in Brazil.

The session will particularly focus on how technological and organisational innovations impact working conditions and the broader dynamics of precariousness, while also exploring how informality reshapes the societal role of work. The webinar will be delivered in Brazilian Portuguese with English subtitles; live Q&A will be available in both languages with simultaneous translation.

👉 More information and registration: Informal Work in Latin America – Ergonomics Perspectives and Experiences from Brazil


💡 We warmly encourage you to explore these opportunities, join the discussions, and contribute to shaping safer, healthier, and more ergonomic workplaces.

XXX International Seminar of Ergonomics

LEBThe Jubilee – 30th International Seminar of Ergonomics was held in Tarnow (Poland) from 9th to 11th May 2017.

LEBThe Jubilee – 30th International Seminar of Ergonomics was held in Tarnow (Poland) from 9th to 11th May 2017. The Seminar was organized by:

  • Polish Ergonomics Society, Poznan Branch and Tarnow Branch
  • Poznan University of Technology, Faculty of Engineering Management
  • Malopolska Higher School of Economics
  • Polish Academy of Sciences, Poznan Branch, Committee on Ergonomics

FFES LogoThis conference was endorsed by the Federation of the European Ergonomics Societies

The 30th Seminar referred to the problems which were mentioned in the previous meetings, but this year the common theme was “Ergonomics and safety in lifelong human activity”. This approach concerns diverse issues of ergonomics and safety, not limited to professional activity. It shows an interdisciplinary character of contemporary issues in science which require simultaneous actions in diverse directions to create a synergistic effect that will help to solve the undertaken issues, both theoretical and practical.

Some data about seminar:

  • more than 110 participants,
  • 13 countries – from Bulgaria, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sri Lanka, Turkey
  • 4 keynote speakers in plenary sessions,
  • over 50 presenters in 8 section sessions and poster session,
    workshops,
  • a round table: International Ergonomics Association (IEA), Federation of the European Ergonomics Societies (FEES), Centre of Registration of European Ergonomist (CREE) and Polish Ergonomics Society.

Photo of a FEES event
From left: Prof. J. Olszewski, Prof. T. Juliszewski, Yushi Fujita (IEA),, Prof. L.Kozioł, Prof. M. Złowodzki, Dr. Szabó Gyula Eur. Erg. (FEES), Prof. Bernard Dugué Eur. Erg. (CREE), Prof. Pacholski Leszek M. Eur. Erg.

For more information visit www.iset.poznan.pl.

International Seminar of Ergonomics – Gniezno

LEB The 29th International Seminar of Ergonomics was held in Gniezno (Poland) from 20th to 22th June 2016.

LEB The 29th International Seminar of Ergonomics was held in Gniezno (Poland) from 20th to 22th June 2016. This successful conference included topics of ergonomics, occupational safety engineering and quality engineering. Such an approach shows an interdisciplinary character of contemporary issues in science which require simultaneous actions in diverse directions and creates a synergistic effect that will help to solve the undertaken issues, both theoretical and practical. Some data:



  • more than 150 participants, LEB

  • more than 5 nationalities from Europe (Slovenia, Poland, France, UK, Hungary, Estonia, …) and from other continents (India, Iran, Sri Lanka, Japan, South Africa…)

  • 5 keynotes,

  • over 50 presentation,

  • 4 workshops,

  • a round table with between IEA, FEES and PES (PTErg).

For more information visit www.iset.poznan.pl.


FFES LogoCongratulations to Polish Ergonomics Society. This conference is endorsed by the Federation of the European Ergonomics Societies

29th INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR OF ERGONOMICS

LEBThis seminar includes topics of ergonomics, occupational safety engineering and quality engineering.

LEBThis seminar includes topics of ergonomics, occupational safety engineering and quality engineering. Such an approach shows an interdisciplinary character of contemporary issues in science which require simultaneous actions in diverse directions. It creates a synergistic effect that will help to solve the undertaken issues, both theoretical and practical.

Full Paper Submission Deadline: 31.05.2016

All submittedLEB papers will be subjected to peer review before ac-ceptance and published in Zeszyty Naukowe Politechniki Poznańskiej series Organizacja i Zarządzanie (submitted to Scopus) or multi-paper monographs.

For more information visit www.iset.poznan.pl.

Download call for papers.

FFES LogoThis conference is endorsed by the Federation of the European Ergonomics Societies