# Morgan Maxwell

> Chartered Ergonomists


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- [How to Measure Workload at Work](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/how-to-measure-workload-at-work/): A practical guide for health and safety leaders How to measure workload at work When people talk about workload at work, they often mean different things. Sometimes they mean the job is physically demanding. Sometimes they mean it is mentally tiring. Sometimes they mean people are under time pressure, making more mistakes, or finishing the shift drained. HSE explains that workload matters because people have limited capacity for processing information, holding items in memory, making decisions, and performing tasks. HSG48 also makes clear that both excessive demand and poorly designed work systems can increase the likelihood of human error. For […]
- [Presenteeism Cost in the UK: How Musculoskeletal Disorders Quietly Reduce Productivity](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/the-hidden-cost-of-presenteeism-in-the-uk-msd-productivity-loss/): Most organisations track sickness absence.Far fewer measure the biggest cost sitting underneath it: presenteeism. Presenteeism occurs when employees are physically present at work but operating below capacity due to pain, fatigue, or discomfort. UK and international evidence shows that presenteeism can be more costly than sickness absence, particularly when driven by work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). This article explains: Presenteeism vs Absence: Why the Biggest Cost Is Often Invisible Sickness absence is visible.Presenteeism is not. Presenteeism typically shows up as slower work pace, reduced endurance, increased errors, and informal task adaptations that allow work to continue — but at a lower […]
- [Musculoskeletal Disorders ROI: Why Investing £1 in Ergonomics Can Save £47](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/musculoskeletal-disorders-roi-why-investing-1-in-ergonomics-can-save-47/): Musculoskeletal Disorders ROI: Why Investing £1 in Workplace Ergonomics Now Can Save £47 Later Would you invest £1 to save £47 on musculoskeletal absence costs? That’s the kind of return suggested by UK modelling on musculoskeletal disorders ROI (MSD ROI) in the Musculoskeletal Conditions: Return on Investment (ROI) Tool published on GOV.UK. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/musculoskeletal-conditions-return-on-investment-tool Once you factor in reduced sickness absence, healthcare use and quality of life improvements, the message for health and safety managers is simple: MSD prevention and ergonomics in the workplace are not costs – they’re high-yield investments. The cost of doing nothing: HSE musculoskeletal statistics in the […]
- [Manual Handling Risk Assessment in Manufacturing: A Step-by-Step Guide for Health & Safety Managers](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/manual-handling-risk-assessment-in-manufacturing-a-step-by-step-guide-for-health-safety-managers/): Manual Handling Risk Assessment in Manufacturing: A Step-by-Step Guide for Health & Safety Managers Manual handling injuries remain one of the leading causes of lost time and musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in manufacturing. This guide is written for health and safety managers who need a practical, compliant, and scalable approach to conducting a manual handling risk assessment—from quick screens to full, suitable & sufficient assessments. We’ll cover the core concepts (TILE), walk through a step-by-step method, explain the HSE L23 Level 1 risk filters, explain why MAC is a screening tool (not a full assessment), highlight the Manual Handling Operations Regulations […]
- [The Complete Guide to Ergonomics Risk Assessment in Manufacturing (2025 Update)](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/ergonomics-risk-assessment-manufacturing/): The Complete Guide to Completing an Ergonomics Risk Assessment within an Industrial/Manufacturing Environment. Introduction: From Ramazzini to Human-Centred Factories The roots of ergonomics go back centuries. In the 17th–18th centuries, physician Bernardino Ramazzini chronicled work-related ailments among trades, foreshadowing modern practice. Ergonomics took a formal leap during World War II, when scientists redesigned equipment and controls to match human capabilities and reduce error. Today, the International Ergonomics Association (IEA) defines ergonomics (human factors) as both a scientific discipline—concerned with how people interact with other elements of a system—and a professional practice that applies theory, evidence and methods to design for […]
- [Manual Handling Train the Trainer Course: Why Morgan Maxwell's Programme Excels in the UK](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/manual-handling-train-the-trainer-course-why-morgan-maxwells-programme-excels-in-the-uk/): Manual Handling Train the Trainer Course: Why Morgan Maxwell’s Programme Excels in the UK In today’s fast-paced workplaces, manual handling tasks—like lifting, carrying, and moving loads—are unavoidable in industries from manufacturing to logistics. Yet, these everyday activities are a leading cause of workplace injuries, contributing to millions of lost workdays annually in the UK. According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), musculoskeletal disorders account for over 30% of all work-related illnesses. The good news? A high-quality manual handling train the trainer course can drastically reduce these risks by empowering internal staff to deliver effective, ongoing training. That’s where Morgan […]
- [Industrial Ergonomics Software: AI-Driven Solutions](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/industrial-ergonomics-software-ai-driven-solutions/): Industrial Ergonomics Software: AI-Driven Solutions Introduction: The Challenge of Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) in the Workplace Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are a leading cause of workplace injuries, resulting in significant costs and productivity losses across industries. In the UK alone, an estimated 543,000 workers suffered from work-related MSDs in 2023/24, leading to the loss of approximately 7.8 million working days (Health and Safety Executive, 2024). In the United States, MSDs account for 30% of all workplace injuries, affecting muscles, tendons, and ligaments, often caused by repetitive tasks or awkward postures. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics highlights that MSDs result in a […]
- [How to Design Effective User Trials in Ergonomics: A Step-by-Step Guide](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/how-to-design-effective-user-trials-in-ergonomics/): Introduction User trials in ergonomics are essential for creating human-centred designs that account for cultural, social, and contextual factors. This guide outlines a structured process for conducting ergonomic user research, incorporating design ethnography methods, digital human modelling (DHM), and key ISO standards like ISO 9241-210 for human-centred design. By following these steps, you’ll gain actionable insights into user behaviours, improving usability, efficiency, and satisfaction in products, services, or environments. Step-by-Step Process for Designing User Trials in Ergonomics Define Objectives and Scope Start by outlining clear goals for your ergonomic user research, such as evaluating product interactions, environmental usability, or biomechanical […]
- [The Comprehensive Guide to Conducting an Ergonomics Assessment](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/the-comprehensive-guide-to-conducting-an-ergonomics-assessment-2/): Ergonomics assessments are vital in ensuring that workplaces are optimised for the health and productivity of employees. By systematically analysing work environments, companies can identify potential risks and implement solutions to improve overall ergonomic standards. This blog post will walk you through the essential steps involved in conducting an effective ergonomics assessment, focusing on Task Load surveys, Contextual Enquiries, Ergonomics Risk Assessments, and Detailed Reporting. Additionally, it will highlight how UK companies should adhere to specific regulations and standards, as well as best practices in ergonomics. 1. Task Load Survey: Measuring and Benchmarking The first step in an ergonomics assessment is […]
- [Is Manual Handling Training a Legal Requirement?](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/is-manual-handling-training-a-legal-requirement/): In short, the answer to your question “Is manual handling training a legal requirement?” is yes. Regulation 4(3)(c) of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 and Guidance on Regulations L23 discuss the requirements of an employer in relation to knowledge and training. I’m sure you may have been on a manual handling training course with an instructor showing you how to lift a box in an office. The problem with this approach is that manual handling is normally more complex with multiple variables to consider, as set out within Schedule 1 Regulation 4(1)(b)(i) of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992. […]
- [User Centered Design for Offices – Design Ethnography](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/user-centered-design-for-offices-design-ethnography/): by Stephen Bowden, Chartered Ergonomist for Morgan Maxwell User centered approach to office design From experience, non safety critical systems such as offices tend to avoid a truly user centered approach to design. If the final design has an error this can manifest in loss of productivity & impact on staff well being. Comparing this to a safety critical system such as healthcare where design error can lead to injury and on occasions loss of life. What is Design Ethnography Design Ethnography is a qualitative research method used to gain big picture insights into the users/customers view of the service […]
- [Upper Limb Disorders: Prevention and Management in the Workplace – A Manager's Guide](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/upper-limb-disorders-how-to-manage-prevent-in-the-workplace-a-managers-guide/): Upper limb disorders (ULDs), also known as work-related upper limb disorders (WRULDs) or upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders, are common issues affecting workers’ shoulders, arms, wrists, hands, fingers, and neck. These conditions, including repetitive strain injury (RSI), carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, and shoulder pain, can lead to significant pain and reduced productivity. This guide helps managers understand, prevent, and manage upper limb disorders to create a healthier workplace. What Are Upper Limb Disorders? According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and NHS, upper limb disorders involve aches, pains, or discomfort in the upper body, often linked to repetitive tasks or […]
- [Free Ergonomics Computer Workstation Setup Checklist](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/free-ergonomics-computer-workstation-setup-checklist/): Morgan Maxwell has produced a free ergonomics computer workstation setup checklist that can be applied to the office or home. As you will see within the PDF download below the free Ergonomics Computer Workstation Setup Checklist does not constitute a Display Screen Equipment Assessment. Movement is first priority! When working with computers for long hours the number one priority is to ensure you move as much as possible throughout the day. Your body has not evolved to sit or stand still for long periods of time and requires low intensity high frequency movements to help maintain key body functions such as […]
- [Is it Better to Stand or Sit at Work](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/is-it-better-to-stand-or-sit-at-work/): What is better – to stand or sit at work? There is a lot of confusion in people’s minds at present as to whether, from a health point of view, it is better to sit or to stand at work. While some individuals may have read around the available information on the subject and decided to take the sensible option to sit less and stand more they are still are not certain as to how long they should spend in either posture. Individuals may well have found their own threshold for the time they spend in standing discovering that if […]
- [Risks of Being Sedentary at Work](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/risks-of-being-sedentary-at-work/): by Stephen Bowden, Chartered Ergonomist for Morgan Maxwell Sedentary and Lack of Movement Lifestyle Risks As a Chartered Ergonomist, I’m often asked by clients who work within offices how long they should sit or stand for at work. My first response is, “It’s not how long you sit or stand for, it’s how often you interrupt sitting or standing that is important”. Although standing will burn more calories than sitting as shown by Dr. Mark Benden (2011) at the Texas A & M Ergonomics Centre, standing is still a relatively sedentary posture. The human body is not designed to sit or stand all […]
- [A Guide: Picking the Right Ergonomic Risk Assessment Tool for the Job](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/guide-ergonomic-risk-assessment-tools/): by Stephen Bowden, Chartered Ergonomist for Morgan Maxwell Ergonomic risk assessments, evaluations, checklists, and audits are a crucial tool in the ergonomics improvement process. They identify ergonomic hazards that subject the worker to the risk of developing serious MSDs (Musculoskeletal Disorders) and RSIs (Repetitive Strain Injuries) like muscle/tendon strain and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. When you evaluate a unique job for specific ergonomic hazards, it’s important to use the right tool for the job considering the nature of the work involved and parts of the body laboured. Use the following guide to help you pick the tool appropriate for each circumstance.  → […]
- [Repetitive Strain Injury-Symptoms & Prevention for Computer Users](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/repetitive-strain-injury-rsi-6514-2/): Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) – Introduction by Stephen Bowden, Chartered Ergonomist for Morgan Maxwell Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) is the common term that describes the symptoms associated with upper limb and trunk pain. It is also known as cumulative trauma disorder with the causal or aggravating factor being repetitive activity1. Many theories describe the underlying pathophysiology of Repetitive Strain Injury with traditional causes being thought to be confined to the Musculoskeletal System. The Musculoskeletal System provides the mechanics that enable humans to move. It is made up of bones, muscles, tendons, joints, ligaments and cartilage. This article highlights the Neural System and neurogenic inflammation as an overlooked […]
- [Computer Use & Cause Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Is there a connection?](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/computer-use-carpal-tunnel-syndrome/): by Stephen Bowden, Chartered Ergonomist for Morgan Maxwell The brief answer is no! In a medical paper published in 2002 Falkiner and Myers concluded that except in the case of work that involves very cold temperatures (possibly in conjunction with load and repetition) such as butchery, work is less likely than demographics (such as age or sex for example) and disease-related variables (such as diabetes for example) to cause Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). Furthermore a Systematic Review of the medical literature published in 2008 by Thomsen and colleagues concluded there is insufficient epidemiological evidence that that work in the form […]
- [What is a Chartered Ergonomist?](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/what-is-a-chartered-ergonomist/): by Stephen Bowden, Chartered Ergonomist for Morgan Maxwell A Chartered Ergonomist is required to have broad skills, knowledge and experience within Ergonomics and Human Factors and can be found via the membership of the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factor (CIEHF). He or she would of been assessed by the CIEHF to ensure they meet their high standards and requirements. The CIEHF which was officially created on 17th September 1949 is responsible for registering all applications for individuals to become Chartered. At the beginning of 2015 the IEHF became the CIEHF. The Royal Charter grants the right of the institute to award the […]
- [Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) A Step by Step Guide with Free Worksheet PDF Download.](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/rapid-entire-body-assessment-reba-step-by-step-guide-free-worksheet-pdf-download/): This Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) Worksheet Tool Guide will teach you how to use the REBA tool. The REBA tool was developed to identify high risk postures within the whole body.  The guide provides a step by step guide with free PDF download.  Understanding the Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) Introduction The Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA), developed by Sue Hignett and Lynn McAtamney in 2000, is a tool designed to evaluate whole-body working postures for risks of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs). It collects data on postures, movement types, repetition, forces applied, and handling methods. The resulting REBA score […]
- [Rapid Upper Limb Assessment (RULA) Worksheet Tool – A Step by Step Guide With Free PDF Download](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/rapid-upper-limb-assessment-rula-worksheet-tool-free-pdf-download/): Rapid Upper Limb Assessment Tool (RULA)- A step by step guide by Stephen Bowden, Chartered Ergonomist for Morgan Maxwell This Rapid Upper Limb Assessment (RULA) Worksheet Tool guide will teach you how to use the RULA tool which can help to identify high risk postures within upper extremity tasks. The guide provides a step by step guide with free PDF download.  Background to Rapid Upper Limb Assessment (RULA) The Rapid Upper Limb Assessment (RULA) (RULA) (McAtamney and Corlett, 1993)  is an ergonomics based workplace risk assessment tool that allows you to calculate the risk of musculoskeletal loading within the upper limbs and […]

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- [Manual Handling Training](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/manual-handling-training-course/): Home » Ergonomics Training Courses » Manual Handling Training Manual Handling Training for Employees Practical, task-specific training delivered on your site. CIEHF-accredited manual handling training delivered by Chartered Ergonomists, using your loads, your equipment, and your real tasks—so safe techniques transfer directly to the job. Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal Hands-On Training That Delivers Results from Day One Reduce injuries, improve technique, and boost productivity with task-specific manual handling training that uses your loads, your equipment, and your workflows.  Accreditation: This manual handling course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics & Human Factors (CIEHF).  Why […]
- [Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Risk Assessments](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/display-screen-equipment-dse-assessments/): Home » Office and Home Workplace Ergonomics » Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Risk Assessments Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Risk Assessments In-person DSE assessments delivered by Chartered Ergonomists (CIEHF) to protect your people and strengthen compliance. Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal Delivered by Chartered Ergonomists (CIEHF) | Office-Based Teams Expert-Led, In-Person DSE Assessments  At Morgan Maxwell, we deliver Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Risk Assessments on site in your office, so every workstation is set up correctly and aligned to health and safety requirements. Our CIEHF-registered Chartered Ergonomists complete up to 15 individual DSE assessments per day, providing tailored […]
- [Ergonomics Training Courses.](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/ergonomics-training-courses/): Home Ergonomics Training Courses Office and industrial ergonomics training courses delivered by Chartered Ergonomists (CIEHF). Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal Our Most Popular Ergonomics Training Courses (Choose a course or speak to us if you’re unsure) Industrial Ergonomics Champion Course (2 Days) Build defensible, in-house ergonomics capability for managing MSD risk across industrial tasks. Designed for Health & Safety, engineering and operational leaders Covers REBA, RULA, MAC, ART, RAPP and task prioritisation CIEHF-accredited, delivered on your site Manual Handling Train-the-Trainer (2 Days) Certify internal trainers to deliver compliant, task-specific manual handling training. Train-the-trainer model with competence verification Uses your […]
- [Office and Home Workplace Ergonomics.](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/office-home-workplace-ergonomics/): Home Office & Home Workstation Assessments Expert workstation assessments and office ergonomics support delivered by Chartered Ergonomists—improving comfort, compliance and productivity for office, home and hybrid teams. Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal What We Do – DSE Risk Assessments Chartered Ergonomists complete proportionate DSE checks to identify risks and set clear, practical actions—supporting HSE compliance and day-to-day comfort. Walkthrough Workstation Assessments (On-Site) Face-to-face workstation assessment of up to 25 desks per day. Quick fixes on the spot, plus a concise summary for each employee. Specialist Workstation Ergonomic Assessments (Home & Office) In-depth, one-to-one assessments for complex cases, […]
- [Industrial Workplace Ergonomics.](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/industrial-ergonomics/): Home Industrial Ergonomics Industrial workplace ergonomics delivered by Chartered Ergonomists (CIEHF) to reduce risk, improve performance, and support compliance. Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal OUR INDUSTRIAL ERGONOMICS SERVICES 1 Industrial Ergonomics Assessments Targeted ergonomic risk assessments that translate industrial ergonomics principles into practical, prioritised actions for real operations. 2 Ergonomics Risk Assessment Software AI-assisted video analysis that helps organisations scale industrial ergonomics across tasks, teams and sites with consistency. 3 Ergonomics Vehicle Assessment Application of industrial ergonomics to vehicles and mobile work—covering cab layout, reach, posture and task flow. 4 Digital Human Modelling Virtual human simulation to […]
- [ROI Calculator](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/roi-calculator/): Home Ergonomics ROI Calculator Measure the Value of Ergonomic Interventions Investing in workplace ergonomics isn’t just about employee comfort – it’s about measurable business returns. Our Ergonomics ROI Calculator helps you estimate the potential financial benefits of your ergonomic improvements, using a proven approach inspired by the Cornell University Return on Investment (ROI) Estimator Why Use an Ergonomics ROI Calculator? When you make changes to workstations, tools, or processes to reduce discomfort and improve efficiency, you’re making an investment. An ROI calculator allows you to put real numbers to that investment, showing: 1-Year ROI (%) – How quickly you recover […]
- [Specialist Workstation Ergonomic Assessments – Home & Office](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/online-ergonomic-workstation-assessments-home-office-workers/): Home » Office and Home Workplace Ergonomicsorkplace Ergonomics » Specialist Workstation Ergonomic Assessments – Home & Office Ergonomic Workstation Assessment (Home & Office) In-depth, one-to-one assessments delivered by Chartered Ergonomists for persistent discomfort and complex cases. Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal Specialist support at your desk If you’re dealing with chronic back/neck pain, RSI or posture-related fatigue, a quick DSE check often isn’t enough. Our Ergonomic Workstation Assessment is a thorough, in-person session focused on real work, real posture and immediate, practical changes.  Request a free proposal When This Assessment Is the Right Choice An ergonomic workstation […]
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- [Two Day Industrial Ergonomics Champion Course](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/two-day-ergonomics-champion-course/): Home » Ergonomics Training Courses » Two Day Industrial Ergonomics Champion Course Two-Day Ergonomics Champion Course Build defensible, in-house ergonomics capability. CIEHF-accredited, on-site ergonomics training for employees with responsibility for managing musculoskeletal risk, producing audit-ready decisions, and supporting compliance across industrial and operational environments. Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal Trusted Industrial Ergonomics Training This industrial ergonomics training course has been delivered to hundreds of organisations globally across manufacturing, engineering, logistics, food, pharma, healthcare and utilities. It is typically commissioned when organisations need to: Demonstrate due diligence for MSD risk Standardise ergonomics decisions across sites Build internal competence rather […]
- [Digital Human Modelling Ergonomics](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/digital-human-modelling-ergonomics-consultant/): Home » Industrial Workplace Ergonomics » Digital Human Modelling Ergonomics Digital Human Modelling Ergonomics Digital human modeling led by Chartered Ergonomists to test reach, posture and task feasibility in CAD—before you build or change anything. Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal Design Smarter. Reduce Risk. Accelerate Innovation. Bring virtual people into your design and safety process. Morgan Maxwell’s Digital Human Modelling (DHM) service uses ergonomic human models to simulate real work, revealing risks and opportunities long before you commit to physical prototypes.  We use Process Simulate Human, powered by Siemens’ Jack technology, to model, analyse, and optimise how […]
- [Driver and Vehicle Ergonomics Assessments](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/ergonomics-vehicle-assessment/): Home » Industrial Workplace Ergonomics » Digital Human Modelling Ergonomics Driver & Vehicle Ergonomics Assessments Vehicle ergonomics assessments delivered by Chartered Ergonomists (CIEHF) to reduce driver discomfort, fatigue and MSD risk. Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal Posture Problems Behind the Wheel? We’ll Help You Fix Them—Fast Whether your team drives cars, vans, trucks, or lorries, poor driving ergonomics can lead to discomfort, injury, fatigue, and lost productivity. At Morgan Maxwell, every Vehicle Ergonomics Assessment is carried out by a Chartered Ergonomist, registered with the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors (CIEHF)—and specialising in driver and vehicle […]
- [Ergo Edge Software](https://www.morganmaxwell.co.uk/ergo-edge-software/): Home ErgoEdge — Ergonomics Analysis Software AI-powered ergonomic assessment software for real work. ErgoEdge combines AI ergonomics, Chartered Ergonomist expertise, and CIEHF-approved training in one platform—so you can assess risk faster, act with confidence, and produce audit-ready evidence. Book a 15-minute scoping call Request a proposal Automate Risk Assessments. Unlock Expert Insight. All from Your Smartphone. ErgoEdge is Industrial Ergonomics Assessment Software built for real factories and field teams. It combines AI-powered analysis with CIEHF-accredited training and chartered ergonomics consultancy, so you get rapid, objective results and expert guidance—without sensors, suits, or specialist hardware. Book Your Free Demo Why ErgoEdge Is […]
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