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Individual Industrial Ergonomic Assessment

Optimize Safety, Reduce Injury Risk, and Improve ProductivityOptimize safety, reduce injury risk, and improve productivity with personalized ergonomics for industrial workers across Ontario and Québec.

  • Conducted by Ergonomists

  • NMSO Listed Provider

  • On-Site at Your Facility

  • OPS Security Clearance

  • English & French Services

Create safer, more efficient industrial workspaces

At Injury Prevention Plus, we understand that every worker's body, role, and environment is unique. Industrial environments, from manufacturing floors and warehouses to logistics hubs and field operations, expose workers to physical demands that office-based ergonomics simply cannot address. That's where industrial ergonomics makes the difference.

Our individual industrial ergonomic assessments apply the principles of ergonomics to evaluate each worker's specific tasks, postures, tools, and environment, delivering personalized, actionable recommendations that reduce injury risk, improve comfort, and support long-term performance, one person at a time.

Why does ergonomics matter in industrial settings?

Industrial environments pose unique physical health challenges that can lead to:

  • Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) from high-frequency, low-variation tasks

  • Overexertion and acute injury from manual material handling

  • Cumulative musculoskeletal disorders from prolonged awkward postures

  • Lost time injuries and increased WSIB and workers' compensation claims

  • Reduced productivity, morale, and long-term workforce retention

A proactive approach to industrial ergonomics, starting with individualized assessment, is the most effective way to identify and address these risks before they become injuries, claims, or lost-time incidents.

What's included in an individual industrial ergonomic assessment?

Each on-site assessment is tailored to the individual worker's role, environment, and physical history. Our ergonomist evaluates:

  • One-on-one evaluation at the employee's workstation or job site

  • Review of physical discomfort, medical history, and current job demands

  • Analysis of repetitive tasks, lifting techniques, and forceful movements

  • Posture, reach, and workstation or task layout assessment

  • Evaluation of tools, equipment, and PPE for ergonomic fit and suitability

  • On-the-spot coaching to adjust posture, technique, or equipment use

  • Actionable ergonomic improvement recommendations specific to the role

Worker lifting a box to a high shelf while being ergonomically assessed for safe lifting posture and overhead reach in a warehouse environment.

How does the assessment process work?

  • STEP 1 : Pre-assessment intake

We gather information about the worker's role, physical demands, discomfort history, and any existing accommodations or restrictions.

  • STEP 2 : On-site job observation

An ergonomist attends the worksite to observe the worker performing their actual tasks in their real environment.

  • STEP 3 : Real-time coaching & adjustments

Immediate technique, posture, or equipment adjustments are made during the session with hands-on guidance for the worker.

  • STEP 4 : Detailed report delivery

A comprehensive written report is delivered with findings, recommendations, tool or modification suggestions, and follow-up options.

What do you receive after the assessment?

  • Personalized report

A detailed written report documenting observations, risk factors identified, and evidence-based recommendations.

  • On-the-spot coaching

Immediate guidance on posture, technique, and equipment adjustments delivered during the assessment session.

  • Tool & equipment recommendations

Specific suggestions for ergonomic tools, assistive devices, or workstation modifications to reduce physical strain.

  • Optional follow-up support

A follow-up session to review implementation progress, accommodation planning, or return-to-work integration.

Industries We Serve

Manufacturing

Warehousing & logistics

Transportation

Healthcare & long-term care

Construction & Trades

Government & Public sector

Who should request an individual industrial ergonomic assessment?

  • Manufacturing & warehouse managers

  • Health & safety teams

  • HR & return-to-work coordinators

  • Operations & compliance officers

  • Disability management specialists

  • Workers returning from injury

How individual assessments support your organization

Personalized assessments help:

  • Prevent musculoskeletal injuries before they happen

  • Support return-to-work and modified duty planning

  • Improve worker comfort, productivity, and morale

  • Ensure compliance with Ontario's workplace safety standards

  • Reduce WSIB and workers' compensation costs

What sets our approach apart:

  • Every assessment is one-on-one and role-specific

  • Conducted on-site in the worker's actual environment

  • Grounded in occupational health ergonomics best practices

  • Delivered by certified ergonomists with industrial experience

  • Available in English and French across Ontario and Québec

Occupational ergonomics compliance in Ontario

Under Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), employers have a duty to take every precaution reasonable to protect the health and safety of workers. Individual industrial ergonomic assessments provide documented, evidence-based reports that an employer has identified and addressed ergonomic risk factors, supporting both regulatory compliance and WSIB claim management.

Worker in a clean, modern industrial facility using proper ergonomic technique during manual tasks to reduce strain and improve workplace safety.

Industrial ergonomic assessment service areas

We proudly deliver individual industrial ergonomic assessments across Ontario and Québec. Our certified ergonomists travel directly to your facility for on-site evaluations. We also offer multi-site assessments and bilingual delivery to meet the needs of national and regional employers.

  • Ottawa – Serving federal departments, healthcare facilities, and industrial operations across the capital region.

  • Toronto – Supporting large-scale manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution centres throughout the GTA.

  • Gatineau – Providing fully bilingual occupational health ergonomics services to government agencies and private sector employers in the Outaouais region.

  • Oakville & Mississauga – Partnering with regional manufacturers and logistics hubs to reduce injury risk and improve workflow efficiency.

  • Hamilton – Working with industrial and transportation clients to enhance safety and productivity on the shop floor.

Government partnerships & procurement

Injury Prevention Plus is a trusted provider of occupational health ergonomics services for government organizations across Ontario and Québec. We are listed on the National Master Standing Offer (NMSO) and hold Ontario Public Service (OPS) security clearance, enabling us to deliver individual industrial ergonomic assessments to provincial ministries, federal agencies, and public sector organizations.

Our bilingual delivery and familiarity with government health and safety requirements make us a reliable partner for organizations with complex industrial workforce needs. Contact us to schedule assessments or request a quote.

Frequently asked questions

  • An individual industrial ergonomic assessment is an on-site evaluation done by an ergonomist at an industrial worker's actual workstation or job site. It applies occupational health ergonomics principles to assess the specific tasks, postures, tools, and physical demands.

  • Occupational health ergonomics is the applied science of designing and evaluating work environments, tools, and tasks to match the physical and cognitive capabilities of the workers who perform them.

  • An individual industrial ergonomic assessment focuses on a single worker and their specific role, posture, and discomfort history. An ergonomic risk assessment typically evaluates job tasks or workstations across a team or department to identify systemic risks.

  • Yes. Individual industrial ergonomic assessments are frequently used to support WSIB return-to-work planning by documenting the physical demands of a role, identifying modified duty options, and providing recommendations for safe reintegration.

  • Injury Prevention Plus serves a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, transportation, healthcare and long-term care, construction, and government. Each assessment is tailored to the specific worker's role.

  • Yes. Injury Prevention Plus can coordinate individual industrial ergonomic assessments across multiple facilities or locations, including consolidated reporting for organizations managing health and safety programs at a regional or national level.

  • Yes. Injury Prevention Plus provides fully bilingual individual industrial ergonomic assessments in English and French, with particular strength serving francophone workers and organizations in Gatineau, Québec, and across the National Capital Region.

  • Under Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), employers need to take every reasonable precaution to protect worker health and safety. An individual industrial ergonomic assessment provides evidence that an employer has identified ergonomic risk factors and taken corrective action.

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Create a safer, more efficient workplace for your team with the help of certified occupational health ergonomics expertise across Ontario and Québec.

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