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OnsiteCairns and Far North QLDOngoing or one off

A physiotherapist who knows how your work gets done.

Physiotherapy delivered at your worksite across Cairns and Far North Queensland, so a niggle gets treated at week one instead of becoming a claim at week nine.

Leanne Wright with a worker in hi vis in a vessel wheelhouse

Onsite physiotherapy

A workplace physiotherapist doesn't just treat and manage injuries, they work with your organisation to help prevent them.

TaskFit brings physiotherapy directly into your workplace to help prevent injuries, reduce lost time, and keep your team performing at their best. Onsite physiotherapists get to know how your organisation's work actually gets done. By assessing tasks in real time, we can identify risks early, provide immediate support for injuries, and implement practical injury prevention solutions that make a lasting impact.

An ongoing relationship with a workplace physiotherapist allows you to take a proactive approach to injury prevention. From job task analysis and identifying hazardous manual tasks to developing controls and delivering workplace training and education.

Leanne Wright in hi vis and hard hat on the deck of a bulk carrier

The detail

What is typically involved

Two things happen when a physiotherapist is on your site. The work gets watched while it is being done, and your people get looked after the moment they need it.

While the work is happening

Injury prevention

Tasks are assessed onsite while the work is being done, not reconstructed after the fact. Risk can be spotted early before an incident occurs, and hazards are identified before they become an incident.

  • Real time job task assessment
  • Early risk identification
  • Direct observation
When somebody needs it

Injury management

Engaging with a workplace physiotherapist means workplace injuries and niggles can be managed early. Early advice and management can support recovery, reduce time away from work and potentially reduce the likelihood of a workers' compensation claim.

  • Immediate injury support
  • Workforce education and engagement
  • Return to work guidance

Outcomes

Why organisations bring physiotherapy onsite

Employers don't bring a physiotherapist onsite for convenience. They do it to manage injuries early, identify risks and make practical changes to the way work is performed.

Injury prevention

Proactive assessment can address risk before it turns into a claim.

Reduced lost time

Early intervention can potentially reduce time away from work.

Solutions that last

Sustainable changes to how tasks are performed, not a one off session.

Hazards you cannot see from a desk

Direct observation surfaces the risks that never make it into a written procedure.

Related services

Often booked alongside this.

Talk to us about onsite physiotherapy.

Send the details of your workplace and we will come back with where to start. The first conversation costs nothing.