Projects

Consultancy projects Ergonomics, being a human centred discipline, focuses on the human requirements (often the point of failure in many projects) and proactively promotes usability, functionality, safety, health and performance. Ergonomics draws on many disciplines including: Anatomy, Physiology, Psychology, Design and Engineering to obtain the desired end results [Fit for Human Use]. Ergonomists are therefore ideally positioned to act as core team members or project managers in large scale or complicated projects. Our experience draws heavily on expertise gained in areas of human performance under extreme conditions, working with dangerous/complex equipment or systems and designing for safety and usability.

If you are in the process of undertaking large or complex projects; purchasing or designing equipment, furniture or workstations; building or moving to new premises, developing software systems; you should be looking to eliminate human error or the repercussions of bad design by drawing on ergonomic techniques.

Project planning and management
Task Analysis and System Specification
Equipment Analysis and Specification
Workplace Analysis and Specification
Corporate Risk Analysis and Management
Corporate Health Analysis
Software Requirements and Specification
Training Needs Analysis and Content Specification
Standards Compliance