Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

General Information:

  • Date Evaluation Requested

  • Evaluation Date

  • Employee Name:

  • Employee Title:

  • Employee Manager / Supervisor:

  • Operation

  • Work Area

  • Reason for Ergonomic Evaluation

  • Physical Complaint

  • Location of Pain

  • Comments:

  • Treatment

  • Claim Number:

  • Treatment Outcome

  • Comments:

  • Evaluator:

  • Basic Tasks

  • Extra-Curricular Activities / Hobbies

Hours Worked Per Week:

  • Hours Worked Per Week

  • Overtime Hours Per Week

Desk Devices:

  • Desk Top Monitor

  • Dual Monitors

  • Desk Top Computer

  • Lap Top Computer

  • Docking Station for Lap Top Computer

  • Ergonomic Keyboard

  • Key Board Wrist Support

  • Mouse

  • Mouse Wrist Support

  • Desk Top Scanner

  • Document Holder

  • Phone

  • Phone Head Set

  • Receiver Horn

  • Electronic Stapler

  • Lumbar Back Support

  • Footrest

Computer / Phone Usage:

  • Computer Usage

  • Phone Usage

General Working Postures:

  • Is Head and Neck upright, or in-line with torso?

  • Is head, neck,and trunk facing forward (not twisted)?

  • Is trunk perpendicular to floor?

  • Are shoulders and upper arms in-line with torso (perpendicular to the floor when relaxed)

  • Are uppers arms and elbows close to the body?

  • Are forearms, wrists, and hands straight and in-line (forearm 90 degrees to upper arm)?

  • Are wrists and hands straight and not at an angle?

  • Are thighs parallel to the floor and the lower legs perpendicular to the floor?

  • Are feet rested flat on the floor or on a stable surface?

  • Do the thighs have sufficient clearance space between the top of the thighs and the work platform?

  • Comments:

Work Station:

  • Are mini-breaks/pauses (2-3 mins for every 30 mins of computer work) taken?

  • Takes short eye breaks (30 seconds for every 30mins working)?

  • Alternates between typing and non typing work?

  • Awkward body positions kept to a minimum?

  • Are back twisting movements kept to a minimum?

  • Are frequently used items within easy reach?

  • Are all cables and/or cords kept out of the way?

  • Is there adequate room for the accessories / documents used?

  • Does workstation and equipment have sufficient adjustability?

  • Computer workstation maintained and serviceable?

  • Copy or Document holder used?

  • Input device(s) height at or just below the elbows?

  • Comments:

Computer Monitor:

  • Monitor directly in front of employee?

  • Is the viewing distance 16-24 inches?

  • Top line of screen at eye level?

  • Screen free of glare/reflection?

  • Visual comfort okay?

  • User with bifocals/trifocals able to read without bending head or neck backwards?

  • Dual Monitors Side by side?

  • Comments:

Office Chair:

  • Feet rest firmly on the floor?

  • Upper legs parallel to floor?

  • Lower back supported?

  • Seat length appropriate?

  • Chair adjusted so arms are relaxed and close to body?

  • Chair has a minimum Five (5) Point base?

  • Backrest provides support for lower back?

  • Seat width and depth accommodating for user?

  • Does the back of the seat not press against the back of the knees and lower legs?

  • Is the seat cushioning rounded with a "waterfall" front?

  • Comments:

Keyboard / Mouse:

  • Forearms parallel to floor?

  • Wrists straight and level (not bent left or right)?

  • Keyboard directly in front of employee?

  • Keyboard / Mouse gripped and used with mild force?

  • Comments:

Telephone:

  • Phone distance at a comfortable reach?

  • Phone used while on computer with hands free or ergonomic device?

  • Does phone have speaker or headset capabilities?

  • Comments:

Findings :

  • Evaluation Findings:

  • Ergonomic Concern Details:

Ergonomic Recommendations:

  • Ergonomic Action

  • Recommendation:

  • Recommendation:

  • Recommendation:

  • Recommendation:

  • Comments:

  • Detail Action Recommendations:

  • Employee Signature

  • Date of Signature

  • Evaluator Signature

  • Date of Signature

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