Workstation Assessments in Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne
WorkAble provides professional Workstation Assessments to help businesses create safe, ergonomic, and compliant work environments. We assess office setups, computer workstations, and other desk-based work areas to identify risks and recommend adjustments that improve comfort, reduce strain, and support productivity.
Our mobile service operates across Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne, allowing us to conduct on-site assessments with minimal disruption to your operations.
Why Workstation Assessments Are Important
- Neck, back, and shoulder pain
- Eye strain and headaches
- Poor posture and fatigue
- Reduced productivity and increased sick leave
What’s Included in Our Workstation Assessments
Our assessments are tailored to each employee’s needs and may include:
- Evaluation of desk and chair height and positioning
- Monitor height, distance, and angle adjustments
- Keyboard and mouse placement for optimal posture
- Lighting and glare assessment to reduce eye strain
- Advice on footrests, wrist supports, or other ergonomic accessories
- Education on correct sitting posture and movement breaks
We provide clear recommendations for adjustments and can work with your team to implement changes immediately.
On-Site Ergonomic Assessments for Your Team
- Office-based businesses
- Hybrid or remote worker setups
- Staff returning to work after injury
- Organisations looking to reduce workplace injury claims
Benefits of Professional Workstation Assessments
- Reduce risk of injury and absenteeism
- Improve employee comfort and well-being
- Increase workplace productivity and efficiency
- Support compliance with health and safety requirements
- Provide a safer and more supportive working environment
Frequently Asked Questions – Workstation Assessments
How often should workstation assessments be done?
They should be carried out for all new employees, when someone moves to a new workstation, or if an employee reports discomfort or injury.
Can you assess remote workers’ setups?
Yes. We can provide assessments for home offices either in person (if local) or via video consultation.
How long does an assessment take?
Typically 20 to 40 minutes per workstation, depending on complexity and adjustments needed.
Do you provide written recommendations?
Yes. We provide a summary report outlining changes made and further improvements recommended.
Is this service suitable for staff with existing injuries?
Yes. Workstation assessments can be adapted to support rehabilitation and prevent further aggravation of injuries.
