To ensure workers' health and safety it is important to understand the relationship and inter-play between the job, the individual and the organisation. Tools and workstations should be ergonomically designed and free from excessive noise or vibration, safety gear should fit properly and be well maintained, and high pressure work environments should actively promote worker wellbeing to reduce stress and anxiety.

Our Human Factors specialists work in multidisciplinary teams to improve health and control hazards by identifying the elements of human behaviour and interaction with the working environment that could jeopardise health and safety. With experience of working across a wide range of industries and workforces, large and small, from call centres to oil refineries, small construction sites to car manufacturing plants, we deliver human factors tools and solutions bringing business benefits through a more effective workforce.

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