Sit-Stand desks offer a dynamic way of working allowing workers to change their postures.

An ergonomic set-up ideal for working from home or in the office.

Wrist pain at your desk can be avoided by setting it up ergonomically.

OFFICE ERGONOMICS

Creating Healthier, More Productive Workplaces

Office ergonomics focuses on designing workspaces that fit the people who use them, reducing injury risks whilst enhancing comfort and productivity. With many employees spending over 8 hours daily at their workstations, proper ergonomic design is essential for long-term health and business performance.

Common Office Ergonomic Challenges

Poor workspace design and equipment selection can significantly impact employee wellbeing, productivity and operational costs. Facilities Managers face increasing pressure to create environments that support employee health whilst managing budgets effectively and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Our Comprehensive Assessment Process

We provide thorough workplace ergonomics assessments including Display Screen Equipment (DSE) evaluations, workstation analysis and specialised adaptations for individual needs.

You'll receive a detailed report with specific recommendations, including equipment suggestions when needed. We also provide advice on return to work plans for employees returning after injury or illness.

Proven Business Benefits

Research consistently demonstrates that effective office ergonomics interventions deliver significant organisational benefits including substantial reductions in musculoskeletal problems, decreased lost workdays and improved staff retention rates.

Industry studies indicate organisations typically see positive return on investment within months of implementation, with annual savings through reduced absenteeism and healthcare costs. For a typical office environment, this translates to measurable improvements in employee satisfaction, productivity and overall workplace efficiency.

Legal Compliance and Duty of Care

Proactive ergonomic solutions not only fulfil legal Health and Safety obligations under DSE regulations but demonstrate genuine commitment to employee wellbeing, supporting your organisation's duty of care responsibilities.

Contact Ergo & Wellbeing to discuss your office ergonomics requirements.