Most people don't think of the office as being a very dangerous place, but the truth is that workplace injury is one of the most common causes of chronic pain and sickness among working individuals. Many people who spend the majority of their day at a desk or computer often experience symptoms such as migraine headaches, stiffness in their back, and soreness in their neck, which can greatly interfere with their productivity levels and overall standard of living. This is because workstations are often not designed to adequately support workers' physical needs. Luckily, ergonomic consultants are trained to assess workspaces and then alter them, to improve health and comfort while on the job. Implementing workplace injury management strategies is beneficial to both employers and staff members because ensuring occupational health and safety helps to reduce the number of days employees miss as a result of sickness, injury, and doctor's appointments. It also decreases the amount of money paid out by the company for workman's compensation and employee health insurance plans.

It is in the best interest of everyone involved to do everything you can to prevent the occurrence of injury in the workplace. Ergonomic assessments are a great method of risk management, and have been proven to reduce instances of pain, absenteeism, and workman's compensation claims. Choose to make a solid investment in the success of your company today, and you'll continue to reap the benefits for years to come.

A spokesperson at Adept Ergonomics explained, “We have been working nationally and internationally with hundreds of companies helping them to apply ergonomics and human factors expertise to a diverse range of projects and problems. We are solution focussed. In fact, we are a registered consultancy with the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors (CIEHF) which means that we have been assessed independently by the CIEHF and complied with strict professional and business criteria”.

It’s quite hard to sum up, what Adept Ergonomics is in just a few words.They have a dedicated and highly experienced team of ergonomists. Their ergonomists are qualified to degree level and are also Chartered members of the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors (CIEHF) as well as the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). They deliver their services to the highest level possible.