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Assessment types
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Workstation
Wheelchair
Accessibility
Driving
Multiple complex disorders
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Pre-assessment
If you are interested in an ergonomic assessment the first
step would be to contact us
Our ergonomists cover the whole of the UK.
On contacting us we will then arrange a suitable date and
time for the assessment to take place. The ergonomist will carry out the
assessment at the workplace.
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During Assessment
The Ergonomist will commence with an informal and
confidential discussion with the customer focussing on medical details, task
analysis and difficulties encountered.
The next stage is to observe the customer performing work
tasks as detailed in the task analysis.
During the observation process photographs are usually taken
(with customer consent) and used to highlight potential problem areas for
discussion in the assessment report and to focus on postural observations.
Measurements are taken both of equipment (working heights,
reach, visual heights, etc) and body measurements (where appropriate) to establish
degree of fit for existing work equipment and to ensure accuracy and
suitability when specifying ergonomic solutions.
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Post assessment
Following the workplace assessment the ergonomist will then
produce a detailed full colour printed report. This report will be produced in
an agreed format and only include details agreed by the customer. The report
will clearly highlight potential problems and difficulties identified during
the assessment, together with proposed solutions. The report will include a
detailed list of all the solutions the ergonomist has suggested including a
list of suppliers, product images and prices. The report will also include
postural guidance and behavioural advice for the customer and will also take
into account health and safety, DSE Regulations, Manual Handling Operations,
and environmental factors (lighting, noise, temperature, etc).
Once the report has been received and the suggested equipment
has been delivered to the customer’s place of work, we offer an additional
service where the ergonomist can be requested to visit the workplace to carry
out training and set up/adjustment of equipment. This is to ensure that the
equipment (which is often of a specialised nature) is set up correctly, to
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10, Repton Avenue,
Perton,
Wolverhampton,
WV6 7TD
E-mail: jahergassess@aol.com
Tel: 01902 741088
Fax: 01902 746550
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