Mining and construction
Ergonomics that works underground, on site and in the cab
IllustrativeThe problem
What we see in mining and construction
- Whole-body vibration and poor seating in mobile machinery
- Heavy manual handling, awkward postures and overhead work
- No physical-demand analysis to match workers to tasks
- Contractors arriving without ergonomics evidence for the SHE file
- Musculoskeletal injuries driving lost-time injury frequency
The legal angle
Mines: Mine Health and Safety Act 29 of 1996 and its ergonomics requirements (the OHS Act does not apply to mines). Construction: Construction Regulations, 2014 and Ergonomics Regulations, 2019 under the Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993
Free screening
Start with a 3-minute check
Also: Get a contractor SHE-file pack
Illustrative
IllustrativeOur method
Measure the person. Fit the task. Document every change.
Services
How we fix it
Indicative launch prices, excl. VAT, "from" prices - final quote after scoping.
Entry
Physical demand analysis (1 job profile)
from R4,500
Core
Contractor compliance pack + operator seating review
from R11,450
Premium
Site/shaft ergonomic risk assessment + training
from R45,000
Supply it
Recommended equipment
Questions we get asked
Do you work under the Mine Health and Safety Act?+
Yes. Mining work is scoped against MHSA requirements and the mine's own codes of practice.
Can you combine this with our medical surveillance?+
Yes. We schedule ergonomics on the same day as TOTG occupational health medicals.
Do you measure vibration?+
Vibration measurements are done with occupational hygiene partners; we interpret seating and posture alongside the results.
How fast can a contractor pack be ready?+
Typically within 5 working days of the site visit.
Request a physical demand analysis
Tell us about your team and we will come back within one working day.






