Individual advice on physical complaints
Our ergonomists do not only examine complaints, but also workload, lifestyle, exercise, and psychosocial factors.
The advice prevents complaints and improves your employees’ work posture and habits, resulting in reduced absenteeism.
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Why choose individual advice on physical complaints?
- Physical complaints are a frequent cause of absenteeism. Fast, personalized guidance really makes a difference.
- With individual advice from Mensura, you can improve your employee’s physical health, prevent long-term absence and support a smooth, sustainable reintegration process.
- Suitable for any sector and at any time: on a preventive basis, in the event of a physical complaint or after an absence.
What is individual advice on physical complaints?
Your employees receive personal guidance from our experienced ergonomists. As well as their actual complaints, the broader context is also considered: workload, lifestyle, exercise, psychosocial factors and so on. This means that your employees receive advice that really works – tailored to both the individual and the workplace.
How does Mensura help in practice?
Intake interview with your employee, possibly with input from the manager, HR or occupational physician
Analysis of physical health and relevant factors such as posture, exercise, lifestyle, stress and work environment
Ergonomic evaluation of work methods
Personal action plan with realistic and useful recommendations
Possible interventions (depending on the situation):
On-the-job coaching in ergonomics and work methods
Advice on ergonomic aids and how to use them properly
Practical adjustments to tTimely intervention in the workplace reduces the risk of long-term absence by 60%.
Source: KCE – Belgian Healthcare Knowledge Centre he workplace
A better understanding of complaints and physical resilience
Encouraging postural variation and movement
Teaching exercises: routine, warm-up and cool down
No fewer than 80% of Belgian employees experienced physical complaints due to their work in 2024.
Source: Federal Public Service Employment, Labour and Social Dialogue
Timely intervention in the workplace reduces the risk of long-term absence by 60%.
Source: KCE – Belgian Healthcare Knowledge Centre