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Read moreRSI typically encompasses a range of conditions caused by repetitive tasks, forceful exertions, vibrations, mechanical compression, or sustained/awkward positions. Common symptoms of Repetitive Strain Injury include pain, stiffness, numbness, or tingling in the affected muscles or joints. Key factors contributing to RSI among workers include:
Can lead to conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome and tendonitis due to repetitive keyboard and mouse use.
Repetitive lifting, carrying, and tool use in industries such as construction and manufacturing can result in various forms of RSI.
Repetitive service motions found in retail, hospitality, and healthcare settings can contribute to the development of RSI.
Employ Health delivers onsite physiotherapy services, providing Brisbane workers with timely access to care. Our physiotherapists are experienced in workplace health environments and in diagnosing and treating RSI, offering personalised treatment plans that alleviate symptoms and address the root cause of the injury.
Early detection and treatment of RSI symptoms is an important step in preventing chronic conditions developing. Employ Health’s early intervention program focuses on identifying early signs of RSI (and many other potential injuries) and providing effective, targeted programs and treatment to mitigate further injury.
Our comprehensive ergonomic assessments identify workplace risk factors that contribute to RSI. We will provide actionable recommendations for ergonomic improvements that are matched with training sessions for workers on how to minimise risk through proper ergonomics and work practices.
Employ Health will work with you to develop customised pre-employment screenings that assess your candidate’s suitability for specific roles, including those with known risk factors for repetitive strain injuries.
For workers already suffering from RSI, Employ Health provides customised rehabilitation programs designed to restore strength, flexibility, and function, facilitating a safe and effective return to work.
Educating workers on the prevention of RSI (and other injuries in your workplace) is a key ingredient of our approach. Employ Health provides workshops and resources on maintaining a healthy lifestyle, proper posture, and techniques for reducing strain during repetitive tasks.
RSI poses risks to the well-being and productivity of your Brisbane based workforce. Employ Health’s comprehensive approach to managing and preventing injuries including RSI, your Brisbane based workplace can take a proactive approach to minimising injuries such as RSI and set your workers up for success, to enjoy a happier, healthier, and more productive workplace.
Protect your workforce from the risks of Repetitive Strain Injury. Contact Employ Health today to learn how our tailored services can support your Brisbane employees in overcoming and preventing RSI, fostering a stronger, healthier work environment for all.
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