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Ergonomics Assessments

What is Ergonomics?

Ergonomics is the science of designing work, equipment and workplaces to fit the people who use them. Its goal is to make work safer, more comfortable and more efficient by reducing physical strain, preventing injuries and improving overall wellbeing. Good ergonomics means fitting the job to the person, rather than forcing the person to fit the job.

In a workplace, ergonomics covers everything from workstation and tool design to how tasks are organised. It’s used across all industries - from offices to manufacturing, construction, healthcare and mining.

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Why is Ergonomics Important in the Workplace?

Poor ergonomic design can lead to discomfort, fatigue and injuries such as musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), repetitive strain injuries and back pain. It can also increase mistakes, slow down work and lower morale.

Good ergonomic practices have clear benefits, including:

  • Fewer work-related injuries and sick days

  • Less fatigue and discomfort for workers

  • Better focus and job satisfaction

  • Higher productivity and work quality

When employees are comfortable and their work is designed around their physical and mental abilities, they can work more effectively and stay healthier.

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Common Workplace Ergonomic Risks

  • Some of the main ergonomic risks in workplaces include:

  • Awkward postures – bending, twisting or reaching for long periods

  • Repetitive movements – repeated actions like typing or assembly-line work

  • Heavy lifting and manual handling – moving loads that strain muscles and joints

  • Poorly designed workstations – chairs, desks, tools or equipment that don’t fit the user

  • Prolonged sitting or standing – lack of movement causing muscle fatigue and circulation issues

  • Identifying and controlling these risks is essential for preventing injuries.

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Why Choose Us For Your Ergonomics Assessment?

At Workplace Scientifics, we specialise in practical ergonomic solutions tailored to your workplace. We:

  • Carry out thorough, evidence-based ergonomic assessments

  • Give clear, actionable recommendations you can implement straight away

  • Help reduce injuries and improve comfort for your team

  • Support you with ongoing advice to keep your workplace ergonomically sound

Our approach is based on internationally recognised guidelines and years of experience in occupational hygiene and ergonomics.

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