Ergonomic Workstation Assessments

3DMS is a leading provider of services focused on the human considerations of the workplace. As part of our service offering, 3DMS provides ergonomic workstation assessments for clients aiming to ensure the long-term health and wellbeing of their employees.

Poor ergonomic practices can significantly affect the body, leading to the development of musculoskeletal disorders. Over time, issues such as neck, shoulder, back, and arm pain may arise, often requiring extensive treatment to address effectively.

What is an Ergonomic Workstation Assessment?

Ergonomics is the study of how the human body interacts with objects and environments. It draws insights from diverse fields such as design, psychology, biomechanics, and more. Our workplaces feature ergonomically significant elements that can impact our musculoskeletal health over time.

Consider the amount of time we spend interacting with the ergonomic features of our workspaces. For many professionals, work involves repetitive tasks, occasional exertion, and prolonged periods in specific postures. The long-term effects of these factors on our health make it crucial to take a proactive and informed approach to workplace ergonomics, particularly at individual workstations.

3DMS provides consultations and assessments of your workplace’s ergonomic conditions

Our ergonomic workstation assessments are an effective way to gather valuable information on how employees interact with their work environment, providing your organisation with insights necessary to reduce the risk of long-term musculoskeletal problems.

Ergonomic Workstation Group Training

Ergonomic workstation assessments generate a wealth of information that can help reduce the risk of strain, repetitive stress, and poor posture. The necessary adjustments are often simple, quick, and cost-effective. As part of our services, 3DMS offers ergonomic workstation group training designed to educate your employees on the core principles of good ergonomics.

We focus on presenting the basics of ergonomics in an easy-to-understand manner, ensuring your employees recognise their importance and learn how to implement ergonomic principles effectively. Group training also provides an opportunity to encourage your employees to collectively embrace good ergonomic practices.

“Thank you to your team for the support to date. Reports from the Director and the results from a recent staff survey suggest that the intervention has positively impacted the team.”

Mr Gavin Leckenby | Executive Director | Department of Employment, Small Business & Training