Task and workstation assessments
A consultant observes real work at your facility — lifting, material handling, workstation setup, and repetitive motions — and documents the risk factors found.
Ergonomics Consulting — Los Angeles
Ergonomics safety consultants for Los Angeles workplaces
Repetitive motion and lifting injuries are among the most common — and most preventable — workplace injuries in Los Angeles County. Our consultants assess the actual tasks your people perform, document the risk factors, and build the ergonomics program Cal/OSHA expects inside your IIPP.
- On-site workstation and task assessments
- Repetitive motion injury (RMI) prevention under Cal/OSHA §5110
- Back safety and proper lifting training
- Office, warehouse, and production ergonomics
- Ergonomics documented inside your IIPP
- English and Spanish training delivery
What's included
Prioritized corrective actions
Every finding becomes a practical, ranked correction: equipment changes, workstation adjustments, job rotation, or process changes your team can actually run.
RMI program development
When Cal/OSHA §5110 applies — or before it does — we build the worksite evaluation, hazard control, and training elements of a repetitive motion injury program.
Back and lifting training
Hands-on training in proper body mechanics and lifting technique, delivered in English and Spanish on your shift.
IIPP integration
Ergonomic hazard identification, correction records, and training documentation folded into your Injury and Illness Prevention Program.
Follow-up verification
We return to confirm corrections are in place and working, and update your documentation so it stays inspection-ready.
How the engagement runs
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Discovery call
We learn your facility, the tasks involved, and any injury history or employee concerns.
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On-site assessment
A consultant walks your Los Angeles area facility and observes the actual work being performed.
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Corrections and training
You get a prioritized correction list, program documentation, and employee training.
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Follow-up
We verify corrections hold and keep your ergonomics documentation current.
Part of a complete facility assessment
Ergonomics rarely stands alone. Our consulting experience includes facility assessments for IIPP compliance, forklift training, lockout/tagout compliance, and confined-space safety — and ergonomic risk factors are documented alongside those findings so nothing falls through the cracks.
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OSHA Inspection Readiness Checklist (2026)
Frequently asked questions
- When does Cal/OSHA require an ergonomics program?
- Cal/OSHA's repetitive motion injury standard (8 CCR §5110) requires an RMI prevention program when two or more employees performing identical repetitive tasks report work-related repetitive motion injuries within a 12-month period, diagnosed by a licensed physician. Many employers build ergonomics into their IIPP before reaching that trigger.
- What does an ergonomics assessment include?
- A consultant observes the actual tasks at your facility — lifting, material handling, workstation setup, tool use, and repetitive motions — documents risk factors, and delivers a prioritized list of practical corrections your team can implement.
- Do you assess both office and industrial workplaces?
- Yes. We assess office workstations as well as warehouse, manufacturing, and production tasks such as lifting, carrying, and repetitive hand work.
- Is ergonomics training available in Spanish?
- Yes — back and lifting safety, proper body mechanics, and workstation training are delivered in English and Spanish, on your site and on your shift.
- How does ergonomics fit into our IIPP?
- Ergonomics is part of the Injury and Illness Prevention Program every California employer must maintain. We document ergonomic hazard identification, correction, and training inside your IIPP so it holds up during a Cal/OSHA inspection.
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