On-site analysis of real work

Workplace & Ergonomic Assessments

We visit the workplace to see the job as it is actually done. Then we identify ergonomic risk, recommend practical adjustments, and set out what safe, suitable work looks like.

What it is

A workplace and ergonomic assessment is an on-site analysis of a role and its physical demands. Our consultant observes the tasks, the workstation and the environment, then weighs those demands against the injured person's current capacity. From there we recommend practical adjustments to reduce ergonomic risk, covering duties, equipment, layout or work pattern. The output is a clear, evidence-based picture of the suitable duties an injured worker or motorist can safely perform.

Who it’s for

This assessment is for employers arranging a safe return, and for insurers and case managers who need a defensible view of a role's demands. It supports treating doctors matching certification to real duties, and injured workers and injured motorists who are ready to return but need the job, or the workstation, adjusted around their recovery.

Outcome

A clear picture of what safe, suitable work looks like, and the adjustments to get there.

Common questions

Our consultant visits the workplace and observes the role as it is normally done. We analyse the physical demands, weigh them against current capacity, and note any ergonomic risk. You receive a written report with practical adjustments and a suitable duties recommendation.