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Ergonomics issues in the auto sector include worker fatigue, injury risk, and poor production. Addressing these issues is necessary to protect workers' health and maintain operations. This study examines all automotive ergonomic approaches and proposes a very effective solution. We compare approaches and execute an ablation study of the recommended methodology to examine how they affect worker happiness, injury rates, production, and absenteeism. The suggested strategy improves worker happiness and production above normal methods, according to our findings. The ablation research shows us how the recommended method's elements function together, revealing the most critical aspects affecting its effectiveness. Our study advances automotive industry ergonomics, but further research is required to test the recommended method in industrial settings. This research reveals that the auto industry must prioritize ergonomic solutions to make workplaces safer, healthier, and more productive. Car sector stakeholders may promote development and establish a culture of well-being and success at work by utilizing innovative ways like the one presented.