Computer Ergonomic Assessor Training
This comprehensive, yet practical, training programme is designed to equip you with the skills and confidence to conduct Workstation Assessments for your staff.
Training format:
Training takes approximately five hours (including a break for lunch) and is in two parts:
- Two & a half -hour, theory session – based on a 45-page training manual (that you get to keep).
- Two hours “real-life” practical coaching session – completed with the co-operation of two of your work colleagues.
Where training takes place:
- Training is conducted on-site, for your organisation, at your organisation.
- Training is carried out throughout New Zealand. NOTE: If outside of Auckland, additional costs are added for travel from and to Auckland.
Who the training is for:
- Trained staff often include office managers, HR personale and H&S committee members.
- Between 1 and 6 staff can be trained at any time (with additional costs per person).
What you will learn about:
- What OOS and DPI are, including their contributory factors
- Why our muscles get sore when working at a workstation
- What actions to take when different parts of the body become sore
- The value of regular stretching combined with relevant animated stretching exercises
- What information to request in your Pre-evaluation Questionnaire
- What items to include in your Workstation Assessment Checklist
- How to choose appropriate office furniture such as footrests, ergonomic chairs and computer desks (including standing desks)
- How to choose appropriate workstation hardware including mice, keyboards and monitor mounting arms
- Workstation hardware optimal ergonomic settings for an individual (completed during the “real-life” practical coaching session)
- Workstation software settings and work-break reminders
- What environmental factors need to be considered
- How to carry out a remote (e.g. home-office) Workstation Assessment
- Health & Safety requirements for computer workstations including the OSH Approved Code of Practice
Trainer expertise:
Training is conducted by a professional with over 15 years’ experience as an assessor; trained in the management of discomfort, pain & injury; and a NZQA work-station assessment accredited practitioner (NZQA standard 17591).
Happy customers:
A number of New Zealand companies have now benefited from computer ergonomic assessment training with Joyworkz. Trainees work in a range of industries including IT, health, insurance, legal and engineering. 95% of those trained rank the course as excellent!
Ergonomic Training Feedback
Ross was fantastic at conveying information and moved at a great pace which maintained a consistent level of attention. The Joyworkz website will be a great resource to me. Thanks for creating such a fantastic resource with a variety of information. Amy McNaught, Tower Insurance.
Ross was awesome, very clear and taught us a lot. Absolutely brilliant. Margaret Strawbridge, Think Hauora.
A fantastic course! Ross answered all questions really clearly and explained everything in an easy to understand way. His approach is fantastic. Kim Morris, Bevie
The training was great. There were so many areas that I had not thought about! Yvonne Walker, Hobbiton Movie Set Tours
Ross was very helpful and answered all our questions in an informative way. He was very hands on – which helped me to learn by experiencing. Reegan Hill, Woods Ltd
Great training by Ross. He is a very knowledgeable trainer and the practical tips were very helpful. Hannes Strydom, Tower Insurance.
Thankyou Ross for the information. I have all the tools I need to start doing assessments! Training was informative and I learnt heaps! Ross was very thorough and very clear. Sheena Fatialofa, HealthWest
Ross was very personable and had a great depth of knowledge. He was able to suggest options and alternatives easily and delivered the training in an interesting and engaging manner. Jenny Williams, Dairy Nutraceuticals Limited
I liked both sessions of the training but especially the practical part of it when clients adjusted to the (new) requirements. Joseph Wambia, PricewaterhouseCoopers New Zealand Ltd
Very easy to follow, Great hands-on session and guidance. Ngaire Clayton, Kristin School
Really enjoyed this workshop. The facilitator kept us engaged throughout the session. I have come away confident that I can undertake a professional (workstation) assessment. Megan Ranford, South Taranaki District Council
Health and safety compliance
The Health and Safety at Work Act (2015) requires the PCBU (Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking) to take responsibility for the health and safety of anyone working for them. They are required, so far as is reasonably practicable, to provide and maintain a work environment that is without risks to health and safety. They are also required to provide adequate facilities at work and monitor the health of workers and the conditions at the workplace to prevent illness or injury. Providing ergonomic assessments for your staff helps you to meet these obligations.
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