The task, the workstation, and the worker — assessed together.
Office or industrial, a proper ergonomic assessment doesn’t stop at a chair-height adjustment — it looks at the actual task, the actual person doing it, and redesigns around both. Servicing Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter.
Book an assessment →A generic checklist vs. a proper assessment.
Every environment your people actually work in.
Individual & team workstation assessments
Desk setup, monitor height, chair fit, and posture — for a single new starter or a whole floor.
Task & workstation redesign
Fixed and mobile industrial tasks — bench height, reach zones, tool selection, and layout.
Home & remote office assessments
Practical, realistic recommendations for a home setup — not a corporate-office checklist that doesn’t apply.
Three steps, every time.
Observe the actual task
On-site (or via video for remote workers), watching the task as it’s really performed — not asking someone to describe it.
Assess the worker, not just the workstation
Individual capacity, any existing niggles or injury history, and how they interact with their specific setup.
Deliver a written report with real recommendations
Specific fixes — equipment, layout, technique — costed where relevant, not a generic “adjust your chair” pamphlet.
Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & the Hunter.
Not sure if it’s a chair problem or a task problem? Let’s look.
A short conversation is usually enough to know whether a formal assessment is worthwhile.