Ergo-Motion says it has consultants in major Canadian cities and offers services across Canada.
Independent service guide · Canada Workstation ergonomics
A better desk setup starts with how you work.
Understand office and home-workstation assessments, what a consultant may review, and how to find current service coverage in Canada.
Desk Sitting is an independent guide to ergonomic services and workstation planning. It is not an ergonomics consultancy and does not assess individual health needs.
The provider describes home-office assessments by secure video conference.
Assessment scope and service arrangements depend on the workplace and location.
The service
Ergo-Motion Consulting describes office and industrial ergonomics assessments, virtual home-office assessments, training and consultations. Its service page says it provides consulting across Canada.
Read the guide →Office workstation
A review may look at monitor placement, chair adjustment, keyboard position and work habits.
Home office
A virtual assessment may help review the equipment already in your space.
Workplace program
Organizations can ask about training, job-demand analysis or broader ergonomics planning.
A practical guide
What to ask before an assessment
A workstation assessment should match the actual task and setting. Confirm the service details before you book.
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Describe the work
List the tasks, equipment and hours involved; a workstation review should consider the work, not just furniture.
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Ask about assessment type
Confirm whether the provider offers an onsite or virtual review for your location.
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Clarify the deliverable
Ask what recommendations or follow-up are included before scheduling.
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Contact the consultant
Use Ergo-Motion’s official page to check current availability and arrange an assessment.
Sources and current details