Beyond Ergo | Ergonomic Behaviours
Turning Ergonomics into Action for Australian Contact Centres
Go Beyond the Ergo Checklist to build the Self-Care Ergonomic Behaviours for Computer-Based Work
Uncover the true cost of outdated computer-user training and experience a PhD-backed, pioneering approach that integrates ergonomic behaviours, positive work habits, and targeted physical conditioning—transforming theory into practical, everyday actions that actively manage the complex health, wellness, and safety risks modern workplaces have never faced before.
“Without Knowledge, action is useless, and knowledge without action is futile.” ― Abu Bakr
Is your ergonomic training sharing knowledge… or building behaviour?
Because there’s a crucial difference—and it’s costing more than you realise.
Slides, checklists, posture reminders—most ergonomic training hasn’t changed in a decade.
Research shows only 10% of ergonomic training is applied. That’s 90% of effort, time, and investment quietly wasted.
The solution? Training that builds real self-care ergonomic behaviour. Training that empowers teams to spot discomfort, adjust their setup, and care for themselves every day.
The real question is no longer “Have we provided ergonomic training that meets team needs and modern WHS standards?”
It’s “Have we built ergonomic behaviours that last?”
It’s time to ask: Should your ergonomic program extend beyond awareness to build genuine self-care behaviours?
Read more about The Hidden WHS Risks of Tick-Box Ergonomics
About Us
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Based on PhD research and informed by industry, these unique programs focus on the transfer of recommendations into actionable work skills. Read more
Resources
Discover our Small Changes Project page for an increasing range of FREE resources to support your WHS and Wellness programs and download our White Paper to see why is training is now essential.
Some of the Results from One Call Centre with 250 Staff
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Reduction in neck pain
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Reduction in shoulder pain
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Reduction in upper back pain
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Reduction in lower back pain
Training That Delivers Results
Work-related musculoskeletal discomfort and disorders are considered the most recognised and significant negative health issues associated with the use of personal computers.
Despite decades of office ergonomics training, ergonomic furniture and workplace wellness programs, most computer-based businesses, such as contact centres, still see injury rates increasing and labour costs escalating.
Why? Because training focused on engineering controls.
It’s time to expand training to build Personalised Ergonomic Behaviours (PPBs), creating sustainable Ergonomic Behaviours for today’s mobile, computer-based and increasingly sedentary workforce.
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