Industrial Ergonomics
Industrial workplace ergonomics delivered by Chartered Ergonomists (CIEHF) to reduce risk, improve performance, and support compliance.
OUR INDUSTRIAL ERGONOMICS SERVICES
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Targeted ergonomic risk assessments that translate industrial ergonomics principles into practical, prioritised actions for real operations.
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AI-assisted video analysis that helps organisations scale industrial ergonomics across tasks, teams and sites with consistency.
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Application of industrial ergonomics to vehicles and mobile work—covering cab layout, reach, posture and task flow.
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Virtual human simulation to test reach, posture and access before physical changes are made—supporting safer design decisions.
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CIEHF-accredited training that builds internal capability and embeds industrial ergonomics into day-to-day decision-making.
WHAT IS INDUSTRIAL ERGONOMICS?
Designing work that supports people and performance
Industrial ergonomics focuses on how people interact with tasks, tools, equipment and systems in operational environments such as manufacturing, logistics, utilities and field operations.
When industrial ergonomics is applied effectively, organisations can:
- reduce musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) risk
- improve productivity and work quality
- support compliance and due diligence
- design work that people can sustain over time
At Morgan Maxwell, industrial ergonomics is not a one-off assessment—it is a structured, evidence-based approach to work design led by Chartered Ergonomists.
WHAT INDUSTRIAL ERGONOMICS HELPS YOU ACHIEVE
Applying effective industrial workplace ergonomics supports:
Fewer injuries and reduced absence Lower physical strain and MSD risk.
Optimised manual handling and repetitive work Safer task design without compromising throughput.
Smoother operations and higher productivity Reduced fatigue, errors and disruption.
Improved comfort, engagement and retention Work that people can perform sustainably.
Clear compliance and defensible decisions Evidence aligned with recognised standards and guidance.
WHY MORGAN MAXWELL
- Chartered ergonomics expertise
All industrial ergonomics work is delivered by CIEHF-registered Chartered Ergonomists. - Evidence-based, audit-ready approach
Clear methods, transparent reasoning and defensible outputs. - Practical, operational focus
Recommendations that work within real industrial constraints. - Scalable delivery
From individual tasks to multi-site industrial ergonomics programmes.
Use industrial ergonomics to strengthen performance—not create friction
Book a 15-minute scoping call to discuss how industrial ergonomics can support your operations.
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We take a consultative, practical approach—meeting you where you are, focusing on quick wins first, and building a roadmap for lasting improvement. Morgan Maxwell turns industrial ergonomics into measurable results.
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Industrial Workplace Ergonomics – FAQs
Industrial ergonomics is the design of work to fit people—optimising tasks, tools, layouts and systems to reduce MSD risk and support performance.
Industrial ergonomics focuses on operational tasks such as manual handling, repetition, force, access and workflow. Office ergonomics focuses on DSE/workstation setup and prolonged desk-based work.
It helps reduce MSD risk, fatigue and errors, improves task flow and work quality, and supports compliance and due diligence with clear documentation.
All work is delivered by CIEHF-registered Chartered Ergonomists, with an evidence-based approach and audit-ready outputs.
No. We prioritise task design, layout and work organisation first—recommending equipment only where it genuinely adds value.
Yes. Reducing fatigue and awkward work can improve consistency, quality and throughput—especially in high-repeat or time-pressured operations.
We scope your goals and constraints first, then recommend the right mix—often combining targeted assessments with training or software for scale.
Yes. We support organisations scaling industrial ergonomics across tasks and sites, including consistent methods, reporting and capability building.