Ergonomic Assessments within Newfoundland and Labrador

An office ergonomic assessment (also known as workstation review) is an assessment of the workstation to ensure a proper fit with the worker.​ We offer both level 1 (no pain) and level 2 (pain or disability) assessments. Click here to learn more.

Working from home is a new reality for most of us. An ergonomic assessment using videoconferencing technology can be an effective method for maximizing health and comfort working from home.​ Click here to learn more.

Similar to the Office Ergonomic Assessment but in a service related field or manufacturing area.​ Click here to learn more.

A visual and auditory presentation to a group of employees for the purpose of educating main risk factors of back injury. The seminar usually takes about 1.5 hours and covers spine and musculature anatomy, risk factors, and proper lifting body mechanics.​ Click here to learn more.

A visual and auditory presentation to a group of employees for the purpose of educating main risk factors of RSI for computer work. The seminar can be onsite or remote and covers risk factors and solutions to prevent RSI.​ Click here to learn more.

An assessment of the occupation to identify physical, neurological, or cognitive barriers to full participation of work. The report can include recommendations such as changes to the physical environmental, adjustment to the occupational tasks, or introduction to assistive technology.​ Click here to learn more.