We create sustainable working environments for greater job satisfaction for the common good
At Xsystems, we are specialists in your physical working environment
We want to create a sustainable working environment that can be measured in the employees' health and job satisfaction.
We believe that healthy employees are happy employees. It deals with, among other things, on ergonomics, physical activity, acoustics, indoor climate and correct workplace lighting.
With a focused effort, we can help you optimize the physical working environment for the individual employee. It doesn't matter how you sit when you sit - or how you stand when you stand. We have an opinion on that.
At Xsystems you can meet professionals in the field
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ErgonomicsErgonomics
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Acoustics
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Indoor climateIndoor climate
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Workplace lightingWorkplace lighting
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The statutory APVThe statutory APV
We also offer movement products that minimize the risk of long-term stress injuries during stationary work.
New research from NFA shows that it pays well if employees in nurseries improve the ergonomic working environment by, for example, making the children more self-reliant.
If a nursery invests DKK 100 in combining pedagogy and ergonomics during the working day, it will return DKK 160. This is indicated by a new study from NFA, which has investigated the economic benefit of linking ergonomics to the core task among nursery staff.
Invest in your employees.
It can pay off.
The working environment plays a decisive role for employees' health, cooperation and efficiency. It is therefore almost impossible to exaggerate the many meanings of the working environment for the well-being and productivity of a company or organisation.
We want job satisfaction - all the way around
At Xsystems, we are proud to use our everyday life to create a better working environment for our customers.
We work actively every day with working environment challenges throughout the Nordics at the Nordic companies and organisations.
Contact us.
INFLUENZA AND INDO CLIMATE 💨🤒
There is a large correlation between the humidity in the indoor air and the risk of disease. Especially in early spring, when the air is extra dry, extra attention must therefore be paid to creating a good and appropriate indoor climate.
The key to a good indoor climate is found in the balance between: Air purification
Venting
Humidity
Temperature