Corporate Health & Ergonomics

Your business should run like a well-oiled machine. However, there are hidden dangers in any office. Poor posture and repetitive movements can lead to back problems, carpal tunnel syndrome, and other strains and sprains among your workforce.

As a result, you lose time and money from increased employee absenteeism and decreased productivity. Furthermore, it will be harder to retain these employees.

The Expert PhysioActive Approach

Show your workers that you truly care by utilising PhysioActive’s corporate health programmes. We’ll evaluate your workplace and/or individual employee workstations for optimal ergonomics and a healthy environment. Our expert corporate physiotherapists will provide advice and solutions to help get your workforce healthy. In turn, you’ll benefit from happier employees, fewer absentees and increased productivity!

We offer several customised packages for your convenience:

1. Education and Prevention

To provide an educational presentation that raises awareness about the importance of good ergonomics in office and mobile phone use. The session will:

  • Explain common conditions resulting from poor ergonomics (e.g., neck pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, tight neck, low back pain, shoulder strain).
  • Demonstrate practical ergonomic tips for proper workstation setup, posture correction, and safe handphone use.
  • Introduce simple stretches and exercises that participants can integrate into daily routines to reduce discomfort, prevent injury, and promote musculoskeletal health.

2. Personalized Assessment

To conduct a 10-minute posture and movement assessment for 24 employees, providing each participant with:

  • Personalized feedback on posture alignment, gait, and basic movement patterns.
  • Identification of common postural imbalances (e.g., forward head posture, rounded shoulders, pelvic tilt).
  • Practical ergonomic tips and corrective strategies to improve daily posture and reduce strain.
  • Simple targeted stretches and exercises tailored to the individual’s findings, aimed at promoting musculoskeletal health and injury prevention.

3. Immediate Relief and Wellbeing

To deliver a 15-minute guided release session for 24 employees, focusing on the shoulder, neck, and back. The session will:

  • Relieve muscle tightness from prolonged sitting, screen time, and poor posture.
  • Promote relaxation and stress reduction through simple manual or self-release techniques.
  • Improve flexibility and circulation in commonly strained areas.

Companies We’ve Supported

Our team has delivered ergonomics assessments, workstation evaluations, manual handling training, office ergonomics workshops, and workplace injury prevention programmes for organisations including :

Australian Embassy Indonesia

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Indonesia

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is Ergonomics?

Ergonomics is the field of science that studies and designs the human-machine (tool), human-work environment, and human-human interfaces to prevent injury, illness, and improve work performance.

What is the purpose of Ergonomics in the workplace?

Good ergonomics practices and the application of sound ergonomics principles in the design of office, workplace, jobs and tasks have a positive impact on workers, work tasks and the work environment. The economic impact of ergonomics can also be illustrated through a reduction in injury or illness rates, a reduction in costs associated with injury and illness, and improvement in workplace productivity. Whether you work in an office, drive a taxi or wait tables, Ergonomics can play a big part in your health.

What happens when I do not practice proper Ergonomics?

Physical stress placed on your body can lead to cumulative trauma disorders and repetitive stress injuries, which create a life-long impact on your health. Common symptoms include pain, muscle fatigue, loss of sensation, tingling, and reduced motivation and performance. Let us help you to reduce strain, fatigue and injuries with sound ergonomic principles.

Are all physiotherapists qualified to provide ergonomics consulting?

While there may be transferrable skills in the field of Physiotherapy, a physiotherapist who is specialised in Occupational Health / Human Factors & Safety will have the best understanding and capability to provide ergonomics consulting. At PhysioActive, we have a network of certified occupational health physiotherapists who have been providing specialist services to companies of different sizes.

Do you provide services for large companies?

Yes. We can create a bespoke package that provides real, measurable return on investment for your company.