The Founder of Fit4Work Systems, Mark Armstrong, is an Exercise Physiologist with over 30 years experience. Since 1995 he has worked in the areas of health, rehabiitation, and pre-employment functional assessments across all major industry sectors.

Over this time he has reviewed major client’s recruitment processes uncovering four primary areas of concern; cost, time involved, stress on the employer/recruiter, and the difficulty of interpreting medical and functional information from candidate’s assessments.

Based on this experience he developed a prototype, commencing with a proof of concept, subsequent testing which led to a minimal viable product for a new on-line pre-employment screening assessment which is Fit4Work Systems.

Dr Tim Ackland is Emeritus Professor of Applied Anatomy and Biomechanics in the School of Human Sciences at The University of Western Australia. Tim is a Fellow of Sports Medicine Australia. He has research interests in the mechanics of human movement with themes spanning exercise rehabilitation, high performance sport and human performance in industry.

Professor Ackland has published over 130 peer-reviewed papers as well as 6 academic books and 35 book chapters. He has served as a Director of Sports Medicine Australia and was a member of the IOC Medical Commission’s working party on Body Composition, Health and Performance. Tim also chaired the Scientific Program Committee for the 5th IOC World Congress on Sport Sciences for the 2000 Olympics, and was Conference Co-chair for Sports Medicine Australia in Perth, 2001.

In addition, as an ergonomist he has consulted to industry for over 35 years and provided 150+ expert reports for District, Supreme and Federal Courts throughout Australia.

His long-standing relationship with the Founder of Fit4Work Systems, Mark Armstrong, spans over 30 years, and Tim was approached to contribute his expertise to validate the Fit4Work Systems process.

Brian has been an integral part of the development of the Fit4Work Systems Screening Process since its inception and continues to work closely with the Founder, Mark Armstrong, in ensuring all aspects of the Screening process are medically relevant and accurate, in determining the results achieved.

Assoc Adj Professor Brian Galton-Fenzi has been a consultant Occupational & Environmental Physician since 1982, seeing people with workplace injuries and diseases, with an ongoing interest in pain management and assessing many medical conditions in relation to capacity to work and oversees rehabilitation plans. He is also a Public Health Physician with ongoing interest in epidemiology.

He continues to consult to the mining and construction industries; the health industry; and education establishments; he undertakes WorkCover and Independent Medical Assessments; and Specialist clinical reviews on referral from general practitioners. He is a member of the Combat Sports Commission and the WA Police Medical Board.

Dr Galton-Fenzi continues to give talks and lectures at Curtin University to medical undergraduates, and postgraduates in health, safety, and risk management.