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What is the difference between a CPE and an Ergonomics Evaluator?

April 26, 2017CPE difference Ergonomics evaluator

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What is the difference between a CPE and an Ergonomics Evaluator?

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A CPE must have a Masters of Science degree; 4 years direct experience in ergonomics and pass an 8-hour written exam. An ergonomics evaluator is not required to pass any tests or required schooling, but generally has on-the-job training and can have a medical or engineering background.