Why Corporate Work Health Australia’s Ergonomic Train the Assessor in Workstation Courses Are a Smart Investment for Your Business
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- What is an Ergonomic Train the Assessor Course?
- Why Businesses Need In-House Workstation Assessors
- The Benefits of Corporate Work Health Australia’s Train the Assessor Programs
4.1 Improved Workplace Safety and Injury Prevention
4.2 Reduced External Assessment Costs
4.3 Compliance with WHS Obligations
4.4 Empowering Your Workforce
- Flexible Training Options to Suit Every Business
5.1 Full Day, Face-to-Face Courses
5.2 Hybrid Face-to-Face and Online Options
5.3 100% Self-Paced Online Workstation Assessment Course
- Why Choose Corporate Work Health Australia?
- Conclusion
- FAQs
8.1 Who should attend the Train the Assessor course?
8.2 What’s included in the online, self-paced option?
8.3 Can courses be tailored to our business?
8.4 How long does certification last?
- Author
Introduction
Poor workstation ergonomics are a major contributor to workplace injuries, lost productivity, and rising workers’ compensation claims. With more businesses adopting hybrid and remote work models, the need for safe, ergonomically sound workstations has never been greater.
Corporate Work Health Australia’s Ergonomic Train the Assessor in Workstation Courses provide your business with the knowledge and tools to manage workstation risks in-house, improving safety and saving costs.
We offer flexible training options — from face-to-face workshops to self-paced online learning — ensuring businesses of all sizes can access expert ergonomic education.
What is an Ergonomic Train the Assessor Course?
Our Train the Assessor program equips participants with the skills to:
- Conduct basic ergonomic workstation assessments
- Identify and address common ergonomic risk factors
- Provide practical workstation setup advice
- Support injury prevention and employee wellbeing
Graduates of the course become in-house resources for ergonomic assessments, reducing reliance on external consultants and improving response times to workstation issues.
Why Businesses Need In-House Workstation Assessors
With the rise of flexible and remote work, businesses face:
- Increased risk of musculoskeletal injuries from poor workstation setups
- Legal obligations to ensure safe working environments under WHS legislation
- A need for timely, cost-effective ergonomic support
Training your own team to assess workstations ensures risks are identified early, adjustments are made quickly, and employees are supported no matter where they work.
The Benefits of Corporate Work Health Australia’s Train the Assessor Program:
Choosing Corporate Work Health Australia’s ergonomic training provides several key advantages:
4.1 Improved Workplace Safety and Injury Prevention
- Proactively identify workstation risks
- Reduce musculoskeletal discomfort and injuries
- Promote better posture, movement, and ergonomics
4.2 Reduced External Assessment Costs
- Build internal capability for routine assessments
- Minimise the need for ongoing external consultants
- Rapidly respond to employee ergonomic concerns
4.3 Compliance with WHS Obligations
- Meet Australian workplace health and safety requirements
- Demonstrate proactive risk management
- Support employee wellbeing in office and remote settings
4.4 Empowering Your Workforce
- Develop ergonomic champions within your team
- Enhance employee knowledge and engagement
- Promote a strong safety culture
Flexible Training Options to Suit Every Business
We understand that businesses have different operational needs, which is why we offer multiple delivery formats:
5.1 Full Day, Face-to-Face Courses
- Comprehensive, interactive classroom-based learning
- Practical demonstrations and real-world scenarios
- Ideal for teams based in the same location
- Opportunity to ask questions and receive immediate feedback
5.2 Hybrid Face-to-Face and Online Options
- Combines in-person practical training with online theory modules
- Flexible structure for geographically dispersed teams
- Retains the benefits of face-to-face engagement with online convenience
5.3 100% Self-Paced Online Workstation Assessment Course
- Accessible anytime, anywhere across Australia
- Complete at your own pace, ideal for busy schedules
- Engaging video content, interactive modules, and downloadable resources
- Suitable for office and remote workforce assessors
Visit www.corporateworkhealth.com.au to explore our full range of ergonomic training options.
Why Choose Corporate Work Health Australia?
Corporate Work Health Australia is a trusted leader in workplace ergonomics, offering:
- Nationally delivered training by experienced allied health professionals
- Evidence-based, practical content aligned with best-practice ergonomics
- Courses designed for real-world application, not just theory
- Flexible learning formats to suit all business types
We’ve trained thousands of ergonomic assessors across industries, empowering businesses to reduce injuries, meet legal obligations, and foster healthier work environments.
Conclusion
With musculoskeletal injuries remaining a leading cause of workplace claims, proactive ergonomic risk management is essential.
Corporate Work Health Australia’s Train the Assessor in Workstation Courses provide:
- Practical skills to assess and optimise workstations
- Internal capability for injury prevention
- Flexible learning options to suit every business
- Support for office, remote, and hybrid workforces
Invest in your people, reduce injuries, and build a culture of safety with our ergonomic training solutions.
FAQs About Ergonomic Train the Assessor Courses
Who should attend the Train the Assessor course?
Ideal for HR professionals, WHS officers, team leaders, or anyone responsible for employee health and safety, especially in office or hybrid work environments.
What’s included in the online, self-paced option?
Participants gain access to interactive modules, instructional videos, assessment tools, and downloadable checklists, enabling them to conduct basic workstation assessments independently.
Can courses be tailored to our business?
Yes, we can customise training to align with your specific work environments, policies, and employee needs.
How long does certification last?
There is no formal expiry, but we recommend refresher training every 2–3 years to stay up to date with best practices and evolving workplace requirements.
Author
Heath Williams — Director at Corporate Work Health Australia
Heath is an experienced occupational health consultant passionate about workplace injury prevention, ergonomic education, and building safer, healthier work environments for businesses across Australia.