Office Ergonomics Essentials is designed to train an organization’s personnel to conduct basic, in-house office ergonomic assessments, as well as to support colleagues who work in home offices. Join us in December!

Upcoming Events

December 13, 2022 - Online

Office Ergonomics Essentials Virtual Course - December 13-14

The Employee Experience Enhancement Tool: Change Your Relationship with Work

Virtual Ergonomic Assessments: How They Work & Why You Should Get One

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Is your desk ergonomically set up?

Are you experiencing back or shoulder pain at work? Use our Workstation Setup Checklist to ensure that you’re set up for success. Click through our diagram to see what factors we consider when setting up an office work station and follow our directions on how to set your desk up.

1 Monitor Height
2 Monitor Distance
3 Keyboard & Mouse
4 Desktop Arrangement
5 Shoulders
6 Backrest
7 Knees
8 Feet
9 Break
10 Postural Break

Is your desk ergonomically set up?

START SETTING UP YOUR DESK

Assessments

Office and industrial assessments focus on identification of ergonomic concerns.

These can potentially lead to worker discomfort, injury, and loss.

Online Training

On demand industry-specific training.

This will help your employees manage ergonomic concerns within their workplace.

In-Person Training

Designed specifically for office, lab, manufacturing or field staff.

This will help employees identify ergonomic concerns and strategies to minimize their risk for injury.

ErgoConnect Remote Ergonomic Assessment App

Ergonomics Apps

User-friendly ergonomics apps for everyone.

And made easily accessible at your fingertips!

Our Clients

We work in a diverse range of industries and sectors such as oil and gas, utilities, open-pit mining, offices, laboratories, hospitals, food processing, and construction.

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Obesity at Work: Creating Offices for Everyone

Obesity at Work: Creating Offices for Everyone Many offices have employees who are overweight or are obese, yet few are set up to accommodate them. This has knock-on effects on employee productivity, work quality, and w ...