Training Coordinator, Industrial Paint Manufacturer
“The safety induction for new hires was handled smoothly. Elion brought their own AV equipment and kept the session engaging. We’re thinking of repeating this monthly.”

And Consulting Private Limited

And Consulting Private Limited
Elion’s office ergonomics and workstation safety training covers posture, seating, screen positioning, and simple low-cost adjustments that reduce strain and injury risk for office staff. Delivered on-site, customized to your workspace — trusted since 2010 across 30,000+ audits and training programmes.
Repetitive strain injuries, poor posture, and improper workstation setup lead to decreased productivity, long-term musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), and increased absenteeism. Office ergonomics training helps your employees understand how to work safely and comfortably, reducing health risks and improving overall workplace well-being.
Elion customizes ergonomics training for office staff, remote workers, and control room personnel, focusing on actual desk layouts, screen usage, seating, and posture correction techniques. The goal is to ensure health and productivity go hand-in-hand.
Participants receive a Certificate of Participation from Elion Technologies. The training aligns with:
– Correct seating posture and chair adjustment
– Screen height, distance, and lighting to reduce eye and neck strain
– Keyboard/mouse positioning to reduce repetitive strain risk
– Simple stretches and movement breaks to counter prolonged sitting
– Low-cost furniture and setup adjustments — no major budget required
– Practical, workspace-specific recommendations using your own office layout
Delivered on-site as an interactive session, typically covering the principles above followed by practical, individual workstation reviews where time allows. Sessions are customized to your office layout and team size — request a quote to discuss format and duration for your team.
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“The safety induction for new hires was handled smoothly. Elion brought their own AV equipment and kept the session engaging. We’re thinking of repeating this monthly.”
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“The crane and material handling training helped reduce near misses in our yard. The trainer also gave tips that were not in the slides, based on their field experience. That made a difference.”
“We requested a training module on emergency evacuation procedures. Elion included site-specific examples which helped. The mock drill later was well-coordinated too. Our fire wardens felt more confident after the session.”
This training teaches employees how to set up their workstations and perform tasks in a way that reduces strain, prevents injuries (like musculoskeletal disorders), and improves comfort and productivity. It covers posture, equipment adjustments, lifting techniques, and workplace design best practices.
Seating posture, screen and keyboard positioning, movement breaks, and practical low-cost workstation adjustments — see the section above for the full list.
Office workers, remote employees, facility managers, and HR wellness teams.
Typically half-day.
Both modes are available.
Yes, including English and Hindi.
Yes, based on workplace setup and client needs.
Yes, Elion tailors the session content and practical recommendations to your actual workspace and furniture setup.
Session length is scoped based on team size and format (lecture-only vs. lecture plus individual workstation reviews) — discussed during the initial consultation.
Yes, where relevant, the training includes practical, often low-cost adjustment recommendations rather than assuming a full furniture overhaul is needed.
Any office-based team, particularly those spending long hours at a desk — HR and facilities teams often organize this as part of broader employee wellness initiatives.
Yes, ergonomics training is often scheduled alongside other workplace safety or wellness sessions during the same visit.
Yes, participants typically receive a summary of key recommendations they can refer back to after the session.
Contact Elion with your team size and preferred timing, and a session will be scoped and scheduled accordingly.
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