Intergo

Who we are

Intergo is a consultancy in human factors and ergonomics. With over 40 years experience and a team of qualified ergonomists you can count on useful advice and a personal approach.

What we do

The human factor is often a critical success factor for your product or system. As ergonomists we apply our knowledge of humans to enhance that success. Keywords are safety, health, efficiency, effectiveness, accessibility, usability, comfort.

Where we work

Intergo has a broad range of customers. We are mainly active in the following sectors: Rail & public transport • Road transport • Maritime • Aviation • Energy and Industry • Healthcare

Why choose Intergo

We hope you choose Intergo because of the quality of service. But also for the values we represent: integrity, respect for human beings. We invest heavily in our knowledge and try to match your (design) processes.

Recent projects

How to work efficiently in call centers

When speaking of call centers, most people will think of crowded offices and a strong focus on noise reduction and efficient use of available space. But in order to work efficiently a proper employee-customer dialog and optimal software support are very important as well. Read more

Client: OV Reisinformatie

Physical workload of rail workers

Working along the rail track is a physically demanding job. Under unfavourable conditions heavy and/or big materials are horizontally and vertically moved. This results in many physical complaints and sick leave. After many studies this customer thought it was time to actually DO something. Read more

Client: Volker Rail (vh Volker Stevin Rail & Traffic)

Man-computer interface for ERTMS/ETCS

Trains across Europe pass borders more frequently. But each country has a different system to protect and control the train. To prevent the necessity to have on board a train control system for each country the train crosses a European Train Control System (ERTMS/ETCS) is developed. Furthermore this system is compatible with all existing national systems. Read more

Client: European Rail Research Institute (ERRI)