Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Time of audit.

  • Photograph of the workstation area.

Questions

  • Is the floor area around the workstation area safe from possible trip hazards?

Working Postures

  • Is head and shoulders inline with torso?

  • Are wrists and hands in line with forearm when at the keyboard?

  • Are elbows close to body and supported by chair arm rests?

Seating

  • Is chair in good condition?

  • Is the lower back supported?

  • Are the feet flat on the floor? If not, is a foot rest needed, lower chair, or lower workstation?

  • Are armrest in good condition and at proper height?

Keyboard

  • Is keyboard stable?

  • Is any part of the arm resting on sharp or hard work surfaces? Are armrests or pads around keyboard needed?

  • Input device ( mouse or trackball located in a position that it can be orated without reaching?

Monitor

  • Is top of monitor parallel with eyes?

  • User with bifocals/trifocals can <br>Read screen without bending the head or neck backward?

  • Is screen large enough for adequate visibility?

Desk and Work Surfaces

  • Is the temperature of the workstation maintained to a satisfactory level?

  • Are working materials positioned correctly to minimise stretching?

  • Is the workstation at a suitable height?

  • Is there adequate lighting? No glare that would cause awkward positioning?

Document Holders

  • Is document holder in a stable but easy to adjust for height, position, distance, and viewing angle?

Recommendations

  • Recommendations and actions required.

  • Note:

  • Note:

Audit required signatures.

  • Health and safety representative signature.

REV: Initial DATE: 11/25/2013 Location: J:company Data/Forms & Logos/Safety Approved: Dean Riley

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