Ergonomics for environmental sustainability has been rapidly gaining attention in the scientific community. So far, a large part of the literature has focused on specific dimensions of ergonomics for environmental sustainability, such as green designs, green buildings, environmental education, and sustainability frameworks. However, there is a necessity for an integrated study that presents the summary of published literature supported by detailed bibliometric characteristics. To address this gap, this study examined 418 articles on ergonomics for environmental sustainability and analysed them through bibliometric and network analysis. Major findings reveal the publication trends in ergonomics for environmental sustainability from 2011 to the present, the most productive and influential authors, and the most influential articles. This study also identifies the co-citation structure, bibliographical couplings and keyword co-occurrences among these articles. This study findings also provide a summary of current research and present a robust roadmap for future directions in ergonomics for environmental sustainability. Practitioner summary: This paper presents a bibliometric and network analysis of the academic literature in the domain of ergonomics for environmental sustainability. The study provides comprehensive insights into the relevant literature and identifies global research foci and future scopes. This study can guide practitioners in identifying the specific aspects of ergonomics for environmental sustainability to reduce global environmental impacts.