Ergonomic Assessments

Identifying ergonomic risks and practical opportunities to support safer, more sustainable work.

Ergonomic risks can arise from workstation design, equipment, posture, repetitive movements, physical demands, and the way work is performed. Dallas Mercer assesses the interaction between work tasks and the work environment to identify factors that may contribute to discomfort, fatigue, or injury and recommends practical solutions to reduce risk and support safe, effective work.

How We Support Ergonomic Assessments

Workstation & Task Assessment

Understand how the work is being performed.
Assess workstation setup, equipment, posture, work practices, and task demands to identify ergonomic risks and opportunities for improvement.

Ergonomic Risk Identification

Identify factors that may contribute to injury or discomfort.
Identify physical and ergonomic risk factors associated with discomfort, fatigue, musculoskeletal injury, or reduced workplace performance.

Individualized Recommendations

Make practical improvements.
Provide practical, cost-effective recommendations related to workstation design, equipment, work practices, positioning, and task modification.

Employee Education

Build healthier work practices.
Provide guidance on workstation setup, body mechanics, positioning, movement, and other strategies to reduce ergonomic risk.

Implementation Support

Put recommendations into practice.
Support implementation of recommended adjustments and modifications to help create a safer and more effective work environment.

The Result: Organizations gain practical solutions that reduce ergonomic risk, help prevent work-related discomfort and injury, support employee comfort and productivity, and create safer, more effective work environments.