Ergonomics program, 3 to 6 months
Ergonomic risk, measured instead of guessed
Wearable sensors record real work. You get clear priorities, targeted changes and proof that they worked.
- less pain, measured objectively
- 43%
- less ergonomic risk
- 25%
- documented return on investment
- 250-400%
- onboarding per employee
- 15 min
Five steps, little effort
We handle setup, onboarding and analysis. Your people do their normal jobs.
Introduction and startup
We set up the project and provide clear material for employees, unions and managers, so purpose and process are agreed from day one.
Simple onboarding
Each employee is onboarded in 15 minutes. We take care of guidance and setup.
Baseline measurement
Employees wear the sensor for typically 3 working days while doing their jobs as usual.
Analysis and targeted interventions
The analysis identifies ergonomic risks and gives you concrete, prioritised recommendations.
Effect measurement
Follow-up measurements document the impact of the changes you made, with objective data.
What you work with
MLI® Wearables
Movement and muscle sensors for the lower back and the arm, worn during all activities.
MLI® App
Employees log activities and get easy feedback on how to move with less strain.
MLI® Interface
Create projects, follow the data and find the sources of strain in one dashboard.
What HSE teams say
“I finally found a solution that shows me where and why my colleagues have MSD issues.”
“It’s impressive how this intuitive technology can make complex information understandable and help us take proactive steps for health and safety.”
“The data and insights are incredibly detailed. I’ve never seen anything like it before.”
From €3,000 per project
Excl. VAT. A standard project covers up to 20 employees across 2 departments. Ask us about larger groups or a subscription.
A project includes
- Onboarding and all practicalities
- Baseline measurement
- Analysis
- Prioritised suggestions for targeted interventions
- Effect measurement
Employees already in pain?
The six-week Individual program helps them find and fix the cause, for €400 per person.