About Colin Stear, the Ergoman

Colin Stear Pty. Ltd. (since 1986)

Professional Association
Past Member of Human Factors Ergonomics Society of Australia.

Corporate Health and Corporate Health Promotion

• Cardiac Risk Assessment of Company Executives
• Health Assessments for Company general staff
• Health presentations/promotion
• Health Fairs

From 1986 to 2001, I was contracted to one of Australia's largest providers of Corporate Health programmes.
Working with General Practitioners, I conducted some 20,000 cardiac risk assessments on Company executives and innumerable Healthy Heart assessments for general staff. Presenting health reports to individual clients involved counselling and planning health strategies.
Since 2001, I contract to Medical and Corporate Health companies conducting health/fitness assessments as well as market my own health assessment products.
I lecturer to Company groups covering a wide variety of health issues such as, Heart Health, Back Care, Manual Handling, Life Balance and Fitness.

Clients include, Dominion Mining, Unified HealthCare Group, HealthWorks Pty. Ltd. (Sydney), Health@Work Pty. Ltd.
I consult through these companies to numerous corporate groups and conduct health promotions and evaluations.

Ergonomics and OH&S

1. Workplace assessments (risk assessments)
2. Presentations – Ergonomics/Manual handling/Back Care
3. Training Company staff on Ergonomic principles.

From 1986 I have undertaken office and factory/warehouse ergonomic assessments on a contractual basis to many companies and Government departments, these have included: Presentations to these groups covered The importance of Ergonomics in the Workplace, Manual Handling and Ergonomics.
Facilitated and designed modules for in-house training on ergonomic principles.
Lecture to company staff on OH&S issues.
2004 - I was contract ergonomist to City of Melbourne. Current clients include City of Maribyrnong, City of Boroondara, Healthworks Pty. Ltd. (Sydney), Transurban, VicRoads, Department of Premier and Cabinet, Pioneer Electronics (Australia) and Unified Health Care Group.
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