Ergonomics Risk Prevention Program
Delivered through
Swivel Ergo+.
The problem people face.
Many workers experience physical discomfort long before it becomes a reportable injury. Poor workstation set-ups, prolonged static postures, and repetitive movements can gradually lead to neck, shoulder, back, and wrist strain. Hybrid and remote teams are often more exposed—working from temporary or sub-optimal environments without consistent guidance or support. For organisations, ergonomic risk can remain largely invisible until it shows up as increased discomfort reports, reduced capacity, absenteeism, or claims.
The benefit to users & organisations.
Swivel Ergo+ helps people identify and reduce ergonomic risk early—before discomfort escalates into injury. Workers receive practical guidance tailored to their role and work setting, supporting better posture, safer habits, and improved day-to-day comfort. Organisations benefit from reduced musculoskeletal risk exposure, fewer preventable escalations, and more consistent performance across diverse environments, with clearer visibility over where ergonomic controls are needed most.
How Swivel addresses this.
The program uses Swivel Ergo+ to conduct structured ergonomic risk analysis based on user inputs, role demands, and work setting. Findings are translated into clear, personalised interventions—guiding practical adjustments to posture, equipment, and daily work habits. Each assessment generates a personalised action report that captures priority actions and follow-ups. Ongoing support resources reinforce correct practices so improvements stick. Dashboard reporting then gives organisations clear visibility of risk hotspots, trends, and progress—supporting targeted prevention and earlier intervention where needed.
Simple, scalable rollout
Swivel Ergo+ supports consistent ergonomic guidance across office, hybrid, and remote teams, with minimal disruption. It provides a repeatable, evidence-informed approach that scales across locations and roles—helping organisations strengthen prevention without relying on reactive interventions.
