Ergonomics

A definition of Ergonomics may be described as simply changing the work environment to suit the operator.

In order to assess the ergonomics of a particular work station, it is necessary to evaluate some of the following factors:

• Anthropometric factors – Height, Weight, Reach.
• Environmental Factors – Noise, Heat, Cold, Vibration, Radiation, Light
• Physical Factors - Forces involved Strength Speed/velocity.
• Assessment of position of machinery with regard to its operator

The aim of an ergonomic assessment is to redesign the work environment to minimize the musculoskeletal stress on the operator.

We are experienced in the assessment of computers and the work environment, a report can be generated that will high light areas that need to be addressed. Ergonomic training can be provided for large office groups

For an assessment or quote, contact us.