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Ergonomic Risk Management

We will help you to develop and implement a systematic process that communicates information to ensure that adequate and feasible solutions to ergonomic risks can be implemented to improve the health and well-being of the workforce.

Human factors such as work patterns, working environment, office design and daily tasks can significantly impact workplace safety. Our ergonomists will audit these human factors as part of our ergonomic risk management services. We will then provide a detailed report that will help you implement holistic and practical solutions to improve the health and well-being of your workforce.

Our Ergonomic Risk Management services are handled by experienced ergonomists who have either a healthcare background with a certification in ergonomics or are qualified in ergonomics and human factors. They have the qualifications to perform ergonomic risk management for different types of working environments.

As part of our risk management process, our ergonomists will perform a comprehensive audit of your workplace. This audit is customised for your company and may involve assessing workplace layout and areas of operation, assessing temperature and noise, reviewing manual handling techniques and more. The purpose of the audit is to identify ergonomic risks, manual handling risks and other workplace risks.

We have a structured process in place to ensure we don’t miss anything. This way, we can provide you with a detailed actionable report that will aid in the development, implementation and management of cost-effective ergonomic solutions. Our risk management services apply to offices and industrial workplaces.

Any ergonomics hazard can cause injury and health issues if not properly addressed. The earlier you detect it, the more chances of preventing long-lasting health impacts. At Fit for Work, we have a global network of qualified ergonomists who can help you identify and eliminate ergonomic hazards to make your workplace a safer place for everyone.

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Ergonomic Risk Management

Ergonomic Risk Management

Ergonomic Risk Management is a set of activities for companies that like to solve problems before they arise. We will analyze the situation related to the ergonomics of workplaces in your company - and some business processes. You will receive a detailed report on the risk factors for your business - as well as recommendations for their elimination.

After a successful risk assessment, our ergonomists will provide you with a comprehensive report that highlights the risks we have identified during our audit. We will also offer you actionable recommendations outlining the detailed steps you can do to reduce or eliminate the risks. By implementing our recommendations, you could improve the overall safety of your place of operations and stay compliant with relevant legal obligations and legislative requirements.

What issues do we help to solve?

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Preventive work for competent company management

Fit for Work offers complete risk management services to help companies develop preventative solutions. We run a thorough analysis and audit of your place of operation to identify hazards that could potentially cause injuries and health problems. You can use our full report as a starting point in the discussion of your next course of action to eliminate ergonomic risks.

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Reducing the risks of lawsuits for business

When your employees are exposed to ergonomic and other workplace hazards, you are also at risk of lawsuits for non-compliance to safety and other relevant regulations. Fit for Work can help you prevent this from happening. We will perform a comprehensive audit of your office or manufacturing floor to identify the risks your employees are exposed to. We will then offer you recommendations on how to create a safer working environment for your employees.

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Improving employee health

Fit for Work offers complete risk management services to help companies develop preventative solutions. We run a thorough analysis and audit of your place of operation to identify hazards that could potentially cause injuries and health problems. You can use our full report as a starting point in the discussion of your next course of action to eliminate ergonomic risks.

When your employees are exposed to ergonomic and other workplace hazards, you are also at risk of lawsuits for non-compliance to safety and other relevant regulations. Fit for Work can help you prevent this from happening. We will perform a comprehensive audit of your office or manufacturing floor to identify the risks your employees are exposed to. We will then offer you recommendations on how to create a safer working environment for your employees.

Your employees’ health is at risk if they are exposed to workplace hazards everytime they report to work. It could be a workstation that’s not properly set up, a desk that is too high for them, incorrect manual handling techniques, or extreme temperatures and more. There is no better way of identifying these hazards than by letting us perform an audit as part of our workplace ergonomic risk assessment and management services.

Our ergonomists will perform an audit to assess risks associated with ergonomics, manual handling and general workplace setup among others. An audit may involve checking your workplace design and layout, reviewing your work processes and checking your environmental factors such as vibrations, noise, lighting, and temperature. After our audit, we will provide you with a full report which includes our recommendations for improvement.

We have a global network of ergonomists who can assist in your company’s strategy to provide a safer and healthier working environment for your employees. We provide a wide range of services including risk assessment for office and industrial workplaces.

Your employees’ health is at risk if they are exposed to workplace hazards everytime they report to work. It could be a workstation that’s not properly set up, a desk that is too high for them, incorrect manual handling techniques, or extreme temperatures and more. There is no better way of identifying these hazards than by letting us perform an audit as part of our workplace ergonomic risk assessment and management services.

Our ergonomists will perform an audit to assess risks associated with ergonomics, manual handling and general workplace setup among others. An audit may involve checking your workplace design and layout, reviewing your work processes and checking your environmental factors such as vibrations, noise, lighting, and temperature. After our audit, we will provide you with a full report which includes our recommendations for improvement.

We have a global network of ergonomists who can assist in your company’s strategy to provide a safer and healthier working environment for your employees. We provide a wide range of services including risk assessment for office and industrial workplaces.

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How Does it Work

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You leave your contact details

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We contact you and clarify the details

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We audit the human factors in the workplace and check your business processes

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We introduce ergonomic processes in your company

Our Ergonomists

Work with clients all over the world. Our specialists are ready to support your company and its branches in every country.

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Our Clients and Testimonials

Amazon

Fit for Work has been an excellent and essential partner for Airbnb's ergonomics program over the past year and a half. We are a demanding customer and Fit for Work has been flexible, responsive and has delivered quality work consistently

Global Health And Safety Manager - Airbnb
Ergonomics Programe Management

Fit for Work has been an excellent and essential partner for Airbnb's ergonomics program over the past year and a half. We are a demanding customer and Fit for Work has been flexible, responsive and has delivered quality work consistently

Junior HR Advisor - BBC
Corporate Ergonomics Self-Evaluation Programme

Useful and good value for money

HSSE Technical Systems Coordinator - JGC
In-Person Talk

The talk was engaging, interactive and informative

Founder - Me the Customer and I
Ergonomics Programme Management
Project Specialist - SEEQUENT
Global Webinar Series

The webinar was very well received by the employees, with extremely helpful takeaways

Ministry of Transport, Singapore
New Hire Orientation

Moderator talks and paces herself well. Explains in a manner which is easy to understand and seems well versed in ergonomics

Regional Facilities Manager - Afterpay
Corporate Ergonomics Self-Evaluation Programme

Fit For Work helped build our ergonomics program by customising assessments for our team. By doing so, our team have the option to have their home working area assessed and then receive tips on how to optimise their working from home set up

Associate HSE Director
Webinar

I would like to say thank you for participating in our APAC Safety Week 2020. We exceeded the capacity and reached over 1k during the webinar and had an overwhelming response from all our APAC employees. Some of the positive feedback received already was the exercises and the interactive approach of the session and this was very much appreciated as most of us are working from home

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Frequently Asked Questions about Ergonomic risk management

What is ergonomics risk management, and why is it important?

Ergonomics risk management involves identifying, assessing, and controlling potential ergonomic risks in the workplace. These risks could include things like awkward postures, repetitive motions, heavy lifting, or uncomfortable workstations. Managing these risks is important because it can help prevent workplace injuries and illnesses, improve employee comfort and productivity, and reduce costs associated with workers’ compensation claims.

How do you identify ergonomic risks in the workplace?

There are several methods for identifying ergonomic risks in the workplace, including job analysis, observation of workers performing tasks, and employee surveys or interviews. Ergonomic risk assessments can also be conducted to identify potential hazards and evaluate the level of risk associated with each hazard.

What are some common ergonomic risk factors?

Common ergonomic risk factors include tasks that require repetitive motions or awkward postures, lifting or carrying heavy objects, using vibrating tools or equipment, and spending prolonged periods in a seated or standing position. Workstations that are poorly designed or arranged can also contribute to ergonomic risks.

What are some strategies for controlling ergonomic risks in the workplace?

There are several strategies for controlling ergonomic risks in the workplace, including redesigning workstations and tools to be more ergonomic, implementing job rotation or rest breaks to reduce repetitive motions, providing training on safe lifting techniques, and encouraging workers to take breaks to stretch and move throughout the day.

How can an ergonomics risk management program benefit my organization?

Implementing an ergonomics risk management program can benefit your organization in several ways. By reducing ergonomic risks, you can improve employee comfort and productivity, decrease the likelihood of workplace injuries and illnesses, and lower costs associated with workers’ compensation claims. Additionally, a focus on ergonomics can improve employee morale and job satisfaction, which can lead to higher retention rates and a more positive workplace culture.

Learn more

If you need help in developing cost-effective ergonomic programs that work, Fit for Work can help you. We provide full ergonomic risk management services designed to assist companies in creating safer offices or manufacturing floors. We know that you are curious about our services. If there are any questions we did not yet address in our Frequently Asked Questions section, feel free to call or email us.