Workstation assessments.

Workstation assessments to reduce health and safety litigation. Business owners are accountable for the health and safety of everyone that works for them. It’s their responsibility to reduce risks and failing to do so could put their business in breach of the Health and Safety at Work Act and Health and Safety Regulations 1992. A fundamental part of the Health and Safety at Work Act is the legislation with regards to display screen equipment (DSE). It’s key that all businesses meet health and safety Regulations 1992 regarding display screen equipment. Businesses need to make sure that all employees take regular workstation assessments to ensure that health and safety regulations are met..

Social distancing in the workplace.

The advice on social distancing measures applies to everyone and should be followed wherever possible. Workplaces need to avoid crowding and minimise opportunities for the virus to spread by maintaining a distance of at least 2 metres (3 steps) between workstations wherever possible. This advice applies both to inside the workplace, and to where staff may need to interact with customers.

Ergonomic seating assessments

Our experts can provide assessments to identify the best solution for the following complaints – back and neck issues, sciatic complaints, orthopaedic conditions, bariatric issues, pregnancy posture.

We provide a thorough evaluation to ensure the best possible solution.

These include –

• Job Review
• Postural Requirements
• Anthropometric and Skeletal measurements
• Correct seating movements and mechanism
• Recommendations

The user will be made familiar with all the easily-activated adjustments, to retain the performance excellence of their ergonomic chair to ensure many years of happy use.