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An on-site ergonomic evaluation is an objective, in-person assessment of a workstation at your workplace, conducted by Azi Imandel, MS, CEA, SPHR, CLMS, CPDM against ANSI/HFES 100 and Cal/OSHA Title 8 §5110. ErgonomicWorks' on-site evaluation is $450, with a written, defensible report delivered in 3 to 5 business days. Sessions run 45 to 60 minutes per workstation.
The evaluator observes the worker performing their actual job tasks at their actual workstation, then maps the worker's anthropometrics and job demands to the physical setup: joint angles, reach envelopes, contact stress, monitor height and focal distance, chair mechanics, and work-surface clearances. Because the assessment happens in person, clearances, shared workstations, and environmental constraints are measured directly — and findings are documented as measurable before-and-after values, not impressions.
Laboratories present unique ergonomic challenges due to repetitive tasks, prolonged standing, awkward postures, and precision-based work. At ErgonomicWorks, our ergonomic evaluations are specifically designed to enhance workstations, tools, and workflows, significantly reducing the risk of strain and injury for lab professionals. Through thorough workstation assessments, we identify common stressors such as microscope use, pipetting, fume hood operations, and computer interaction. We then offer tailored ergonomic recommendations that improve posture, positioning, and equipment utilization.
Our evaluations are grounded in the principles of biomechanics, kinesiology, and occupational health, focusing on improving workplace ergonomics to ensure safety, comfort, and productivity in lab environments. Additionally, we provide training and advice on adjustable furniture, anti-fatigue flooring, task rotation, and ergonomic best practices, all aimed at supporting long-term well-being while ensuring compliance with workplace safety standards, including California OSHA.
Most workstations are installed to a generic default and never fitted to the person who sits there eight hours a day. Three risks recur:
Cervical strain: a sustained forward head tilt exceeding 20 degrees can double the muscular load on the cervical extensors, driving trapezius spasm and occipital headache.
Carpal tunnel pressure: wrists resting against hard desk edges can raise intracarpal canal pressure by up to 300 percent, accelerating median nerve symptoms and flexor tendon irritation.
Lumbar loading: seating without lordotic support flattens the lumbar curve and raises disc pressure by over 40 percent compared with supported sitting.
Adjustments are made on the spot, during the visit — chair mechanisms, monitor height, surface clearances — to restore neutral posture: elbow flexion 90° to 105°, wrist extension under 15°, display at a 20- to 30-inch focal distance. Because ErgonomicWorks sells no furniture or equipment and accepts zero vendor commissions, every recommendation is independent and defensible in litigation and claim resolution.
A written report for each evaluated workstation: baseline vs. adjusted biomechanical measurements, a prioritized control hierarchy, a statutory compliance cross-reference to Cal/OSHA Title 8 §5110, California FEHA, and ANSI/HFES 100, and vendor-neutral equipment specifications where a purchase is genuinely required. Inquiries are answered within 24 business hours.
In-person evaluations are provided across California — Northern and Southern — from our Los Angeles hub. Multi-workstation and enterprise engagements are scoped by inquiry. Where travel is not practical, the same evaluation is available as a Virtual Ergonomic Evaluation.
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Please reach us at info@ergonomicworks.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
A workstation ergonomic evaluation measures the physical setup of a desk or work area — seat height and depth, desk and keyboard height, monitor distance and height, reach zones, and posture — against ANSI/HFES 100 criteria, then corrects the mismatch between the worker's body measurements and the workstation. The measured criteria include popliteal clearance of 2 to 3 inches behind the knee, elbow flexion of 90 to 105 degrees, wrist extension below 15 degrees, a visual focal distance of 20 to 30 inches, neutral ulnar/radial deviation of 0 degrees, and line-of-sight declination of 0 to 15 degrees. Adjustments are made or specified during the session; findings are documented in the written report.
The evaluator observes the employee performing their essential job tasks, takes objective anthropometric and workstation measurements, adjusts the setup during the session, and documents before-and-after values. A single workstation session runs 45 to 60 minutes; the written report follows in 3 to 5 business days.
$450 per workstation evaluation, with full payment upon booking. Because ErgonomicWorks sells no furniture or equipment, every recommendation is objective and conflict-free. The written, defensible report is delivered in 3 to 5 business days. Rescheduling and cancellation terms are detailed on our Pricing page.
Yes. In-person evaluations are provided across California, Northern and Southern, from our Los Angeles hub. Virtual evaluations are available statewide where an on-site visit is not practical.
ErgonomicWorks
1410 S Santa Fe Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90021
(323) 510-5450
California Certified Small Business (SB-Micro ID: 2049116) | Small Business for Public Works (SB-PW ID: 2031140) | Woman-Owned Business (WOSB)
Monday–Friday 8:00am–7:00pm, Saturday–Sunday Closed
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ErgonomicWorks operates as an independent professional practice providing objective, vendor-neutral consulting. We do not sell office furniture, ergonomic hardware, or equipment.
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