Hosted by Storr Office Environments and Steelcase
📍 Junction West, Downtown Raleigh
đź“… Tuesday, September 9th
🕓 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
📍 Junction West, Downtown Raleigh
đź“… Tuesday, September 9th
🕓 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
You asked. We listened. Where Design Meets Performance returns with a high-impact CEU tailored for today’s design professionals.
Hosted by Storr and Steelcase’s certified ergonomist, Kevin Butler, this HSW-accredited session dives into BIFMA standards, core ergonomic principles, and the science behind healthier, more productive workspaces.
Earn credits with content that actually matters plus get the tools to translate ergonomic knowledge into smarter specs and better outcomes for your clients.
Accredited by AIA (HSW), IDCEC (HSW), GBCI, IFMA CFM, and approved toward CoreNet Global QPCR designation.
Come for the credits. Stay for the insights (and the lunch).
There are many myths and misconceptions related to furniture ergonomics. This course pulls back the curtain to clarify the science and application of ergonomics parameters as outlined in ANSI/BIFMA X10.1 – Ergonomics Requirements for Furniture Designed for Computer Use. We’ll trace BIFMA’s decades-long engagement with ergonomics that has resulted in this standard. The scope and requirements are explained, allowing designers and anyone involved in furniture selection to make informed choices with health and well-being in the forefront for the full range of the population. The standard’s contribution to industry certifications LEVEL and WELL is also covered to ensure efforts on behalf of clients and the user can be recognized.
Come back for an evening of great food, drinks, and a behind-the-scenes look at how Steelcase blends art and science in seating design.
Hear from Mark Spoelhof, designer of the Karman task chair, and professional certified ergonomist Kevin Butler as they share insights on what makes great seating work.
Plus, attendees of our evening event can enter to win one of two fully customized Karmans, valued at $1,000 each!
Doors open at 4:30pm | Discussion begins at 5:30pm