training & capacity development
Training by the people who train the regulators.
Twelve courses, every one delivered by subject-matter experts holding at least an MSc in Ergonomics – from awareness sessions that satisfy the Regulations’ training duty to specialist programmes for investigators and SMS owners. In-person, on-site or virtual, off the shelf or built to your operation.
Introduction to human factors/ ergonomics
Physical, cognitive, psychosocial and organizational factors – the foundation course.
Audience: All employees to executives
HF/ E legislative & regulatory requirements
Sector-specific duties, Ergonomics Regulations, MHSA, rail standards and more.
Audience: HR, legal, management
Ergonomics Regulations for employers
Delivered in collaboration with the Department of Employment & Labour and SADSH.
Audience: Employers, H&S practitioners
Accident investigation & occurrence management
Systems-based human factors investigations methods
Audience: Investigators, safety teams
Building an ergonomics programme
Developing, implementing and managing a programme for systemic HF/E risk.
Audience: Programme owners
Integrating human factors into the SMS
Human factors across safety and integrated management systems
Audience: SMS owners, rail operators
HF/E risk assessment methods
Office, industrial and maintenance settings – hands on tool practice
Audience: Assessors, H&S teams
Workload planning & analysis
Physical and cognitive workload measurement and management
Audience: Planners, operators
Fatigue risk management
From the co-developer of the national rail fatigue standard
Audience: Shift-based operators
Fitness for duty
Managing the interface of health, capability and work demands.
Audience: OH, HR, operators
Human factors in design
Products, processes and work systems – designing for people from the start
Audience: Engineers, project teams
MSD management
Risk detection, evaluation, controls and prevention of musculoskeletal disorders.
Audience: OH and safety teams
Proven at scale: 406 railway professionals and safety-related grades trained through a single TETA-funded programme – plus course development and lecturing for Rhodes University’s ergonomics short courses.
Let’s scope your next step this week.
A 20-minute call with a certified ergonomist – no obligations, a clear proposal within days.