Industries
Cancer centers, film and television studios, oil and gas operations, athletic conferences, universities, architecture firms, restaurants, hospitals — and every kind of office environment in between. One standard, applied to many contexts.
Industries served
Tyler Ergonomics has served organizations across a wide range of sectors. The methodology stays the same — credentialed assessment, written findings, prioritized recommendations. The context changes; the standard doesn't.
Cancer center workstation design and facility layout consultation, operating room ergonomics developed with surgical teams, and workstation support for nursing, radiology, and administrative staff — across hospitals and specialty centers.
Office and technical facility workstations, control room ergonomics, return-to-work ergonomic support for office staff, and remote evaluations for energy-sector staff across distributed operations. Tyler Ergonomics has anchored its energy-sector work in this industry since 2002.
Workstation assessments for faculty, research, and administrative staff. Return-to-work support for academic personnel. Student ergonomics support through the Life|After® Back to Class program. Engagement experience across multiple Louisiana institutions.
District-level workstation assessment, administrator and teacher RTW support, and ergonomic training for facility staff.
Office and field staff assessments, accommodation support, and return-to-work programs for state and local employers.
Workplace ergonomic engagements for office-based insurance staff — claims processing, customer service, and administrative roles. Engagement experience includes Louisiana-based health plan administration.
Workstation ergonomics for post-production editors — long-duration seated work, multi-monitor setups, and the physical demands of editing schedules.
Office ergonomics for conference administrative staff, coaches, and athletic department personnel.
Drafting station and workstation design for design professionals — accommodating both digital and traditional drafting workflows.
Front-of-house and back-of-house ergonomics, prep station design, and physical-demand accommodation for service industry staff.
Home office evaluations, distributed-workforce ergonomic programs, and virtual training for companies with hybrid or fully remote teams.
The broad category that covers every other engagement — corporate, professional services, nonprofit, and small business workplaces where ergonomic risk meets daily productivity.
Anchor experience
Healthcare and oil & gas have been Tyler Ergonomics' two anchor sectors since the founding — sustained, large-employer engagements that shaped the methodology applied to every other industry served.
Healthcare
Tyler Ergonomics has helped design cancer center workstations and facility layouts, worked with surgeons on operating room ergonomics, and supported nursing, radiology, and administrative staff across hospitals and specialty centers.
Oil & Gas
Fortune 20 client Chevron was Tyler Ergonomics' founding client when the firm opened in May 2002 and anchored more than two decades of energy-sector practice. The work spanned office and technical facility workstations, control room ergonomics, return-to-work ergonomic support for office staff, and virtual assessments for staff working across distributed operations.
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Every sector engagement starts with a conversation about what’s specific to your environment. Client references are kept confidential but available to qualified prospects on request.