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Institute Safety & Health Whats Wrong with this Picture Questions Ergonomics General Industry Safety Posture and Movement Ergonomics English Analysis Focus Area USA

Ergonomics: Workstation - Office Ergonomics

Use this exercise to improve inspection skills and teach employees to recognize and prevent workplace hazards.

Ergonomics: Workstation - Office Ergonomics Answers

  1. Poorly designed work station. Employee is awkwardly reaching for a commonly-used item. Redesign work station to place routinely used items in same location. Train employees to use equipment properly. Leaning too far back in a chair with rollers or casters may present a tipping hazard.
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    • Ergonomics
  2. Floor panel receptacle for computer hook-up is pulling out from wall. Replace and tighten to prevent employee injury and protect wiring.
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Institute Safety & Health Whats Wrong with this Picture Questions Ergonomics General Industry Safety Posture and Movement Ergonomics English Analysis Focus Area USA

Ergonomics: Workstation - Office Ergonomics

Institute Safety & Health Whats Wrong with this Picture Questions Ergonomics General Industry Safety Posture and Movement Ergonomics English Analysis Focus Area USA

Use this exercise to improve inspection skills and teach employees to recognize and prevent workplace hazards.

Ergonomics: Workstation - Office Ergonomics Answers

  1. Poorly designed work station. Employee is awkwardly reaching for a commonly-used item. Redesign work station to place routinely used items in same location. Train employees to use equipment properly. Leaning too far back in a chair with rollers or casters may present a tipping hazard.
    Related information:
    • Ergonomics
  2. Floor panel receptacle for computer hook-up is pulling out from wall. Replace and tighten to prevent employee injury and protect wiring.

Use this exercise to improve inspection skills and teach employees to recognize and prevent workplace hazards.

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