Cameron Reid

Musculoskeletal pain like back, and neck pain has many origins, but age and bad luck are not two of them. If you or your staff have re-occuring trouble due to musculoskeletal pain at work, then there is always a reason. If you have staff off work and you want to get them back  or they are much better but you want to make sure they do not get the problem again then I can advise your company...

Are back and neck pain, and the various repetitive strain injuries we develop as a result of office type work, due to our desk/work area arrangement ? Unlikely, and this is one of the reasons a lot of DSE assessments don't find the cause of the problem, nor do they necessarily prevent the problem returning. How our working environment affects us physically is not just down to our office...

Our Occupational Health service is aimed at preventing musculoskeletal disorders in your employees. There are times when DSE assessments and manual handling training are not enough and do not resplve employees physical pain. This does not mean nothing can be done. My experience in assessing how employees use their workspace will reveal the reasons for the musculoskeletal pain they are getting...

The Office environment can be made to be beneficial. In Scandinavia standing desks are becoming increasingly popular as a way of relieving postural stress. These desks are not the answer but they can help. Many workers have said that they prefer to sit when trying to solve a difficult problem. In many ways it is not the office furniture that solves the problems of back and muscular pains in the...