Ergonomic Assessment, Training & Workplace Analysis
Match the Work to the Worker
Ergonomic Assessment Services
Ergonomic Assessment and hazard reduction/elimination decrease the physical stress of the job and can also increase productivity. Not all hazard reduction is equally cost-effective, and changes must be realistic for your organization.
Recent technological advancements in ergonomic assessment and training let us capture employee movements with precision. ErgoScience uses advanced computer vision AI technology to record job tasks and generate visual risk indicators. This ergonomic analysis produces clear risk scores and identifies the body parts most at risk.
Technology alone can’t solve ergonomic challenges. Our experts combine technology with 30+ years of expertise. Our ergonomic analysis highlights risks your employees face and makes recommendations for countermeasures and training that mitigate these risks.
Practical improvements help reduce strains, sprains, and work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). Our ergonomic assessment services also support long-term safety goals and enhance your safety culture.
Want to avoid strains and sprains in your workplace? Injury prevention should be a priority for you.
Teach Your Workforce
Ergonomic Assessment Training
There’s a way to do things, and there’s a “best ergonomic practices” way to do things. Our ergonomic assessment training programs go beyond telling workers what to do. We show them best practices for their specific roles. We help you change their behavior with ergonomic training grounded in objective and precise information from our ergonomic assessment.
ErgoScience’s well-designed ergonomic training has these benefits:
- Job-specific instruction grounded in assessment data
- Support for OSHA compliance
- Behavioral change through hands-on learning
- Reinforcement with technology for lasting results
If you also want to ensure new employees meet the physical requirements of the job, pre-hire physical abilities testing can help. Reinforce your ergonomic evaluation and training with technology. Developing an effective ergonomics training program requires reinforcement, technology, and expertise.
