ISO standards

The ISO assessments your audit needs — scored by AI, signed by a clinician.

ISO 45001 Clause 6.1.2 requires you to assess ergonomic risk — and explicitly triggers the technical ISO 11228 and ISO 11226 assessments your auditor asks to see. Ergocure's engine is those assessments — delivered at scale, validated by a qualified ergonomist, ready for your audit file.

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Teal anatomical x-ray of a worker with the ISO ergonomic standards marked on the body regions they govern — neck, shoulder, spine and lower back. — The ISO ergonomic standards, mapped to the body regions they govern — each scored by a validated method on the Ergocure engine.

The standards, mapped to the methods

Each technical ISO ergonomic standard corresponds to a validated method on the Ergocure engine. Your auditor names the standard; we run the assessment.

The technical ISO ergonomic standards that ISO 45001 Clause 6.1.2 triggers, mapped to the validated Ergocure methods that satisfy each one.
ISO standard	What it covers	Assessed by
ISO 11228-1Manual lifting & lowering	Recommended Weight Limit & Lifting Index	NIOSH MMC-ISO
ISO 11228-2Pushing, pulling & carrying	Population-based acceptable forces (Snook)	Liberty Mutual
ISO 11226Static working postures	Acceptable joint-angle limits & hold times	RULA REBA OWAS
ISO 9241Office & display-screen work	Workstation, screen & input ergonomics	ROSA RULA

ISO 45001:2018 is the management system that wraps all of this — Ergocure India is itself ISO 45001 certified for ergonomic assessment, audit, consultation, training and intervention.

How we do it

The same ISO computation a consultant does by hand — from a phone capture, at scale, and signed off by a clinician.

Capture

A worker films the task on any phone — or, where cameras aren't allowed, completes a structured camera-free survey. ~5 minutes, no clinic visit.

Compute

On-device computer vision extracts the joint angles and task geometry, then applies the standard's own formula — the ISO multipliers — to produce the risk index.

Validate

A qualified ergonomist reviews and signs off every result. No score reaches the worker — or the audit file — un-reviewed.

Document

A standards-conformant report plus an aggregate dashboard — audit-ready evidence retained as a documented compliance trail.

Worked example

ISO 11228-1, end to end

How a manual lift becomes an audit-ready Lifting Index — the standard, the inputs, and how Ergocure computes it.

The standard & its inputs

ISO 11228-1 sets the Recommended Weight Limitfor two-handed manual lifting — the safe load for a task given how and where it's lifted. It needs:

Load weightHorizontal distanceVertical heightLift / travel distanceFrequency & durationCoupling (grip)Asymmetry (twist)

How Ergocure computes it

1. A phone capture of the lift; on-device CV extracts the geometry — distances, heights, asymmetry.
2. The ISO multipliers (horizontal, vertical, distance, asymmetry, frequency, coupling) are applied to the reference mass → the Recommended Weight Limit.
3. Actual load ÷ RWL → the Lifting Index: a risk band, the limiting factor, and a prioritised fix.
4. A qualified ergonomist reviews and signs it off.

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Make your ISO 45001 audit a formality

Tell us your environment and we'll map the right ISO assessments to your tasks — scored at scale, signed by a clinician.

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