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Read moreOur Western Australian team will focus on tailoring your driver’s complete driving environment within the vehicle to maximise safety, comfort, and operational efficiency. Your drivers are likely to perform their driving roles in both urban and remote driving conditions. It is therefore important to consider everything from the configuration of seat positioning, control layouts to the temperature controls within the vehicle to ensure overall driver-vehicle interface is optimised to maximise comfort and reduce the likelihood of injuries, especially during prolonged drives.
Western Australia has wide-ranging climates which presents the importance of clothing and footwear as a key consideration. Selecting appropriate clothing and footwear is vital for driving comfort and safety. Employ Health is likely to recommend lightweight, flexible clothing to handle varying temperatures, along with supportive footwear for precise pedal control. Clothing and footwear choice are both important elements in maintaining proper posture and vehicle control.
Often a result of long drive duration or frequent stop-start traffic, typical in both urban and remote areas.
Due to poor posture and insufficient seat support, a common issue during extended drives across WA.
From unsuitable seat height and inadequate lumbar support.
Resulting from continuous pedal use, especially in regions with heavy traffic or long-distance drives.
Focused on the specific driving conditions of WA, our programmes offer comprehensive education on ideal seating configuration, effective fatigue management, and safe mobile device usage.
Recognising the variety of driving conditions in WA, we offer tailored ergonomic adjustments for a range of vehicles and driving styles.
Employ Health is able to engage with your business on a regular basis to provide ongoing support for all of your workplace health requirements.
Reduced risk of driving-related injuries and associated costs.
Improved driver alertness and safety, important for all driving conditions.
Positive workplace culture with healthier, more comfortable employees.
Reduction in insurance and workcover claim costs, positively impacting the company’s financial health.
Contact Employ Health today for more information or to arrange a tailored ergonomic assessment for your Western Australia-based workforce.
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