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Ergonomics - The perfect office (computer workstation)
Posture
when seated: the head should be over the trunk and pelvis in a balanced position.
Chair
should positively support the body. Thighs parallel to the floor, comfortable space behind the knee and lumbar support in the inward curve of the low back. No perching.
Screen
three times brighter than overhead lighting. Eliminate any lights shining in your eyes. Provide on desk task light for paperwork.
Keyboard
just slightly below sitting elbow height.
Mouse
same level as keyboard and not outside of neutral shoulder position.
Top of
screen(s)
are even with neutral sitting eye height. Align screen with eyes and keyboard.
If
two screens
are equally used, split the keyboard with the screens and angle to your eyes. If dominant screen (viewed >65% of the time), place that screen directly in front of keyboard and flank the other.
Documents
should be well lit and off the desk on an angled stand for easy viewing while maintain good head position.
Headset
for frequent phone users.
Stretch break!
Get up and walk away from the computer and stretch.
SAFETY ACADEMY
Workshops & Webinars
Schedule
Video Lending Library
Safety Consultants
Ask a Safety Expert
Popular Safety Topics
Back Safety
Construction
Ergonomics
Healthcare
Hospitality
Logging
Manufacturing
Retail & Finance
Small Business
Transportation
Workplace Culture
Workplace Stress