One-on-one workstation reviews, delivered as a team visit.
We come to your office and review each employee's workstation individually, 15 to 20 minutes per person, using a structured 8-point review. For teams that need more targeted attention than a group seminar can give.
Every review follows the same 8-point structure.
Chair, keyboard and mouse, screen setup, and work pattern. Nothing gets missed, and every employee leaves with the same clear, written plan.
Chair and feet
- Chair fit and support
- Feet and leg clearance
Keyboard and mouse
- Position and reach
- Wrists and task items
Screen(s)
- Primary screen alignment
- Height, distance, and visibility
Work pattern
- Task exposure
- Position variation plan
Who books individual workplace assessments.
Questions about workplace assessments.
How long does each review take?
About 15 to 20 minutes per person. Employees are scheduled back-to-back through the visit, so the total time on-site depends on how many people are being reviewed.
What does each employee walk away with?
A completed 8-point workstation review covering chair, keyboard and mouse, screen setup, and work pattern, plus a short written plan: top priority, any position or movement change, and any equipment or follow-up needed.
How is this different from a seminar?
A seminar is one session for the whole group at once. This is individual, one employee and one workstation at a time, for teams that need more targeted attention than a group format can give.
Can this be combined with a seminar?
Yes. Some teams book a seminar for the group and follow it with individual assessments for employees who want more specific help. Mention this when you submit an inquiry and we can plan it together.
Book workplace assessments.
Tell me a bit about your team and roughly how many people need a review. I will get back to you with the next steps. Select "Workplace Assessment" under preferred format below.
Led by Mitchell Starkman, a registered physiotherapist with advanced FCAMPT credentials.