Ergoweb, Inc. was established January 1, 1995 to commercialize industrial job assessment software then under development at the University of Utah. The privately held company has since grown to become a leading one-stop source for the ergonomics market, focusing primarily on physical ergonomics issues such as workplace and human centered equipment assessment and design.
As a pioneering web site in the ergonomics category, ergoweb.com quickly grew to be a focal point for the ergonomics industry. Responding to market demand, Ergoweb began publishing a variety of news and information resources to the ergonomics market stakeholders, including case studies, a buyer’s guide, general topic web news, and detailed professional subscription based news. A discussion forum we began in 1994 continues to be the most popular and respected information sharing forum in the ergonomics industry. Many of these "Ergoweb Community" resources are free, and others have evolved into products and services offered directly through ErgoWeb® or through one of our closely linked partner companies.
Ergoweb works hard to gain and maintain the trust of our clients and visitors. Credibility, integrity, information security and customer-centric service are important components of our business model.
Our Purpose
To assist individuals and organizations in understanding and applying ergonomics and human factors to improve human and organizational performance.
Our Vision
Peter Budnick PhD, CPE has dedicated much of his nearly 30-year career to growing the reach and influence of ergonomics. He's well known and respected for his role as the leader of ErgoWeb® and its popular industry community hosted on this site (ergoweb.com). He applies an entrepreneurial spirit and acumen to the business side of ergonomics through his involvement with ErgoWeb®, ErgoAdvocate® and ErgoBuyer®. Together, these closely linked companies provide training and consulting services and deliver product and equipment solutions to multiple industries, creating a trusted one-stop source for ergonomics.
Peter holds a BS in Engineering from Michigan Technological University; an MS in Industrial Engineering from the University of Michigan; and a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Utah. He has published extensively and presented at many industry conferences, and is a committed volunteer for several professional organizations. He has served as a Director and President for the Board of Certification in Professional Ergonomics (BCPE); Chaired the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) Media Relations Committee; was a Senior Editor for their Ergonomics In Design publication; and is a recipient of their Jack A. Kraft Innovator Award. He recently completed duties as the Chair of the International Ergonomics Association's (IEA) Certification Subcommittee, and currently serves as a Director for the Foundation for Professional Ergonomics (FPE), where he’s been instrumental in the launch of one of their flagship projects, Ergonomists Without Borders.