Title Page

  • Conducted on

  • Name

  • Prepared by

  • Location

  • Department

  • Job role

  • Manager

  • Date of Birth

Office Description

  • Layout and position

  • Lighting and glare

  • Floor

  • Noise

  • Any other comments

Workstation description

  • Chair

  • Desk

  • DSE

  • Keyboard

  • Mouse

  • Other accessories

  • Do you work from home?

  • What is your workstation setup at work like? Is it set up as per your training?

  • Any other comments

Issues

  • Do you suffer from headaches?

  • Do you get backache?

  • Do you suffer from neck or shoulder pain?

  • Do you get any aches or pains in your arms when you work with computers?

  • Do you get aches or pains in your hands or fingers when working with computers?

  • Is more than 50% of your time at work spent at a computer?

  • Do you feel the need to squint or experience discomfort when your eyes focus on the screen?

  • Do you wear glasses or contact lenses when working?

  • Please provide details

  • Do you use a laptop away from your desk for more than 30% of the time?

  • What is your height?

Pre-existing conditions

  • Are you pregnant?

  • If so, when is your due date?

  • Do you have a condition that requires an adjustment to your workstation or area?

  • Please provide details

  • Any further comments

Workstation Setup

  • Sit in your normal position and stretch your arms in front of you. Do your fingertips touch the screen?

  • Can you move your screen so that it is within your reach when your arms are stretched out in front of you?

  • Is the screen directly in front of you?

  • If not, can you move it so that you sit directly facing the screen?

  • Imagine a horizontal line from your eyes to the screen. Does that line fall somewhere in the top third of the screen?

  • Are you able to adjust the height of the screen?

  • While using your keyboard, are your forearms supported by either the desk or the arms of your chair?

  • If not, are you able to adjust the arms of your chair or the position of the keyboard so that your forearms are supported?

  • Is it possible for you to position the keyboard so there are no stretched or trailing cables across your desk?

  • If not, can you prevent it by plugging the cable into the USB port on the side of the screen (if there is one?)

  • Is the keyboard directly in front of you?

  • If not, can you place it in front of you?

  • Is there enough space to rest your hands in front of the keyboard?

  • If not, can you move the keyboard back?

  • Is the mouse easy to reach and use?

  • If not, can you rearrange your desk so that the mouse is easy to manoeuvre?

  • Does your job require you to use the telephone while typing?

  • Are you required to type while using the telephone for more than 50% of the time?

  • Do you find yourself tucking the handset under your chin?

  • As you sit at your desk, are your feet flat on the floor with thighs parallel to the ground?

  • Can you adjust your chair to achieve this position?

  • Is your chair comfortable and stable?

  • Does your chair support your lower back?

  • Further comments

Sign-off

  • I have confirmed that the information on this assessment is correct and am happy for this information to be shared with my manager, HR and Occupational Health as needed.

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