A free look at one task or workstation — before it becomes an injury.
One task, or one workstation. Thirty minutes on-site. A written report telling you straight where the risk sits, and what’s actually worth doing about it.
Small signals, easy to miss.
Most injuries don’t come out of nowhere. They come from something that’s been sitting there a while — usually something someone’s already noticed.
Someone’s mentioned their desk or chair “isn’t quite right”
A comment in passing, a workaround with a cushion or a stack of books — usually the first sign a workstation genuinely doesn’t fit the person using it.
A task’s caused a strain, or nearly has
A sore shoulder after a shift, a near-miss on a lift, or a task everyone quietly agrees is “the bad one” — but nobody’s formally assessed why.
Something feels off, but you can’t quite name it
No incident yet, no formal complaint — just a task or setup that makes you uneasy when you walk past it. That instinct is usually worth listening to.
Thirty minutes, three steps.
You tell us what’s on your mind
The task, the workstation, or the general area you want a second pair of eyes on.
We observe it on-site
A structured look at force, posture, repetition and setup — the same framework behind our paid assessments.
You get a written report
Specific findings and specific recommendations — not a generic checklist.
Recommendations you can actually act on.
Not “consider improving ergonomics.” A named fix, why it matters, and a rough sense of what it costs to address — so you know exactly what to do next, whether that’s something you fix yourself this week or something worth a proper look.
- The specific issue, named — not generic advice
- Why it matters, tied to what we actually saw
- A rough cost or effort estimate for the fix
Reaching above shoulder height to retrieve stock, 40+ times per shift.
Reposition frequently-used stock between hip and shoulder height.
Request your free assessment
Tell us a bit about your business first — this offer is scoped to businesses with 15+ employees.
This is a free, indicative first look at one task or workstation — not a full workplace risk audit. Recommendations are directional and based on a single observed instance. One free assessment per business.