Ergonomic Assessments and Reviews

If you’re noticing stress in your neck or across your back and shoulders it may not be actual stress but rather the physical stress that comes from a work area that causes you to stretch, reach, or have joints bent too much. An Ergonomic Assessment can be done looking at your entire workspace. It is comprehensive and documented for employers. An Ergonomic Review focuses on the relationship you have with your chair, desk and the items you use most frequently. It is not as comprehensive as a full assessment

Office Space Organization

In the hustle of our daily lives, it’s easy to say, “I’ll just put this here for now and come back to it later.”  But often, later never comes. Many people find themselves overwhelmed by clutter, to the point where they don’t even want to be in their office anymore.

The key to overcoming this is to remember that there’s no “right” or “wrong” way to organize.  The most important step is simply to start.  From there, different strategies can work depending on your preferences.

For example, you might resonate with Marie Kondo’s method of gathering everything, keeping what sparks joy, and letting go of what doesn’t.  Or, perhaps a more segmented approach works for you - dividing your office into quadrants and focusing on organizing one section at a time.  Some people prefer tackling individual surfaces, starting with their desk, then moving to the printer stand, and finally the bookcase, organizing each one step by step.

Whichever strategy you choose, the key is to commit to it and maintain consistency throughout your organizing process.  Once you start, you’ll be amazed at how quickly your workspace transforms into a space you enjoy being in.

Move Coordination Services

A few years ago, I had the pleasure of helping a client move her office from a traditional workspace to a home office. As her move coordinator, I worked closely with both the packing and moving teams to ensure everything went smoothly.

I created and implemented a detailed planogram, which mapped out where each piece of furniture — from her desk to filing cabinets — would go in her new office space. This clear layout was posted in the new office so that when items were transported, everyone knew exactly where things needed to be placed and how to set them up.

It was a rewarding and enjoyable experience, making the transition seamless and stress-free for my client. Coordinating office moves like this is one of the many ways I help clients stay organized and efficient.

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