To begin, we conduct a comprehensive workforce evaluation which looks at workplace ergonomics, sustained employee biomechanics throughout the day, and assesses employee energy levels and rates injury. After evaluation, we will give guidance on potential implementation of various ergonomics devices and changes in the workplace environment to improve employee body mechanics and posture to reduce work stress injuries. We will create a workplace wellness program which would offer a guided exercise, sleep, and nutrition to improve employee resilience against musculoskeletal overstress injuries.

When people are injured, even in mild circumstances, productivity goes down. This is in part due to potential disruptions in sleep and/or mental health condition. When our body hurts we have a tendency to get adopt a depressed mindset and/or we have a harder time focusing on the tasks we are trying to accomplish due to intermittent distractions coming from the body. If we can decrease stresses placed on the body that is great, but that may not always be the case. If we can’t decrease those stresses and forces being placed on the body then we must improve the body’s ability to tolerate those external forces and stresses. This occurs by improving the individual’s physical condition through adjustments in exercise, sleep, and nutrition.