What is an ergonomic assessment?

An ergonomic assessment is a structured review of a workstation and work tasks to identify ergonomic risks and recommend adjustments that reduce injury risk and improve comfort.

Who should get an ergonomic assessment?

Any employee performing desk-based, computer-based, or repetitive tasks can benefit, including office workers, hybrid staff, and remote employees.

Do ergonomic assessments help prevent workplace injuries?

Yes. Ergonomic assessments help prevent common injuries such as neck pain, back strain, and repetitive strain injuries by addressing risk factors early.

Are ergonomic assessments suitable for remote workers?

Yes. Ergonomic assessments can be conducted for home offices and remote setups to ensure safe workstation design outside the traditional office.

What does an ergonomic assessment report include?

Reports typically include identified risks, recommended workstation adjustments, posture guidance, and practical steps to improve safety and comfort.

Does AusRehab provide ergonomic assessments in NSW?

Yes. AusRehab delivers professional ergonomic assessments across NSW for offices, remote workers, and hybrid teams.

Ergonomic Assessments Explained:
Why Every Office Needs One

An ergonomic assessment helps employers reduce injury risk and improve comfort for office and remote teams. In this video, AusRehab explains how tailored ergonomic recommendations support safer workstations, better posture, and sustained productivity