Office Ergonomics

Implementing office ergonomics and conducting workstation assessments offer several benefits in reducing injuries, particularly related to repetitive strain injuries and conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome. Key benefits of ergonomics include:

  • Cost Savings: Preventing workplace injuries through ergonomics can save companies significant money in healthcare costs, workers' compensation claims, and lost productivity due to employee absences

  • Increased Productivity: Comfortable employees are more productive. Ergonomic workstations allow people to work more efficiently by reducing discomfort and fatigue. This leads to increased focus and productivity.

  • Higher Employee Retention: Employees are more likely to stay with a company where they feel safe and valued, reducing turnover rates and training costs.

  • Reduced Risk of Injuries: Proper ergonomics reduce the strain on the body, decreasing the risk of injuries caused by repetitive motions, awkward postures, or excessive force. Ergonomic setups help prevent repetitive task injuries and musculoskeletal disorders which are common in workplaces where employees perform repetitive tasks.

  • Improved Employee Morale: When employers show concern for the well-being of their employees by investing in ergonomic solutions, it can boost morale. Employees feel valued, leading to higher job satisfaction, and potentially lower turnover rates.

Office Workstation Assessments

Workstation assessments take 45 to 60 minutes and include: an interview and questionnaire; measurements of your workstation; posture and chair analysis; a detailed report on risk factors and recommendations specific to your work; equipment recommendations; and a follow-up phone call or visit, if required.

Home Office Assessments

Home Office Assessments take 45 to 60 minutes and include: an interview and questionnaire; measurements of your workstation; posture and chair analysis; and a detailed report of risk factors and recommendations, including exercises specific to your work, equipment recommendations, and a follow-up phone call if required.

Virtual Ergonomic Assessments

A virtual assessment focuses on using available resources (e.g., office equipment, furniture, household items) to improve workstation setup and usage. The assessment takes 30 minutes and includes a detailed report outlining issues identified, changes made during the assessment, and recommendations for equipment and exercises. What you’ll need: access to a mobile device with video calling capabilities and a measuring tape.

Online Booking for Individual Assessments

Individual office assessments, home workstation assessments, and virtual ergonomic sessions can be booked online for businesses and individuals within Saskatoon.

For group assessments of 2 or more, or for services outside of Saskatoon, please contact us with the details of what you are looking for.