Postures · Physical load · Repetitive movements · Remote work
Musculoskeletal injuries are the leading cause of workplace absenteeism in Peru.
We evaluate the ergonomic conditions of your workstations — in plant, in office and in remote work — and deliver the technical report required by Law 29783.
Technical Framework
What we evaluate and why the standard requires it
Ergonomic agents generate overload on the musculoskeletal system. R.M. 375-2008-TR requires the employer to identify these risks, now extending to remote work under Law 31572.
Methodology
How we work
Job diagnosis
We identify workstations with the highest ergonomic load and those with a history of discomfort.
Field assessment
We apply validated methods (REBA, RULA, NIOSH) under real working conditions.
Technical report
You receive the risk level per workstation and a prioritized improvement plan in 5 business days.
Deliverable
What you receive
The ergonomic report is the legal evidence that the employer manages musculoskeletal risks according to R.M. 375-2008-TR.
- Inventory of workstations and tasks analyzed
- Evaluation method applied per workstation
- Risk level (Low / Medium / High)
- Action plan with control measures
- Redesign and PPE recommendations
- MINTRA accredited auditor signature
Industrial Application
Does your sector need this assessment?
| Sector | Why it applies |
|---|---|
| Logistics | Manual load handling and forced postures in picking. |
| Manufacturing | Repetitive movements in production and assembly lines. |
| Services and Offices | Prolonged screen work and furniture design. |
| Remote work | Mandatory evaluation under Law 31572 for staff at home. |
Frequently Asked Questions