Ergonomics: Office Ergonomics: Working in Comfort
Environment and Ergonomics
"Working in Comfort" is for all employees. They will learn the value of the ergonomic program and how to apply good ergonomic concepts to make their own work safer and more comfortable. The course explains the factors that put your body at risk. Workers will learn how to use body mechanics, alter work areas, use eye strain relief techniques, and stretch to avoid injury. Delivery formats include CD-ROM, LAN, WAN, Intranet, Internet. The course can be customized to meet your site-specific needs. It is currently available in English, but other language tracks can be added.
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Ergonomics: Office Ergonomics: Working in Comfort
Technology has changed the way we work. Today, we find ourselves in an information age, where sending and receiving messages is as important as transporting product.
In the past we often performed a variety of tasks that helped us stay fit. Now, work moves faster, is more specialized, and our bodies have less variety in the movements made on the job. You probably don t even realize how your job can effect your body. Until you begin to feel the strain.
We need to learn how to work by considering what is best for our bodies. That s what ergonomics is all about. Ergonomics designing the job to fit the person, rather than making the person fit the job. It s the science of designing tools and equipment, the layout of workplaces, and the overall organization of work to improve employee well being and workplace efficiency.
This program will show your workers how to use ergonomic guidelines to make their work more comfortable. They will also learn proper body mechanics and how stretching can help them do their jobs better, safer, and more efficiently. Thirty-six interactive activities keep your workers involved in the instruction, and assure their mastery of the material.
TOPICS
The course presents interactive instruction
covering the following topical areas:
Risk Factors
Common Risk Factors
Repetition
Awkward Positions and Postures
Force
Body Mechanics
Working In Neutral
Ergonomic Designs
Ergonomic Design
Team Work
Chair
Keyboard
Other Design Issues
Visual Comfort
Height and Distance
Eye Strain
Glasses
Glare
Work Habits
Work Schedule
Activity
Stretching
Exercises
Fitness
PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES
This course will measure mastery on each of the following performance objectives. Upon completion, workers will be able to...
Explain the factors that put your body at risk.
1. List common ergonomic risk factors.
2. Choose an example of repetition.
3. Explain why centralized office work puts your body at risk.
4. Recognize an awkward position from an example.
Use body mechanics to control ergonomic risks.
1. State the key to good body mechanics.
2. Explain the term, working in neutral .
3. Choose parts of the body effected by working in a neutral position.
4. Identify neutral body positions.
5. Suggest ways to improve daily body mechanics.
6. Choose awkward positions from a group.
7. Agree that good body mechanics should be supported with good ergonomic design.
Alter workspace design to implement improvements
1. Recognize the need to find positions that are both neutral and comfortable.
2. Compile a checklist to properly position your chair.
3. Recognize the correct keyboard height.
4. Choose ways to support the wrists while working.
5. Choose ways to alleviate the stress of standing during work.
Alter the work area to improve visual comfort
1. Identify the correct monitor position.
2. Choose the suggested distance between a person and a monitor.
Utilize ergonomic suggestions to avoid eye strain
1. Explain visual refocusing.
2. Describe the correct way to use a copy holder.
3. Explain why people who work with computers tend to have dry eyes.
4. Choose appropriate ways to moisten the eyes.
5. Select the causes of glare.
6. Choose ways to reduce glare.
Use good work habits to keep your body fit
1. Agree that you are ultimately responsible for your daily work habits.
2. Identify the need to change positions and tasks throughout the day.
3. Recall that occasionally looking away from the computer monitor can relax both the eyes and the entire body.
Recognize the importance of stretching
1. Describe the benefits of stretching at work.
2. Describe the correct way to begin an exercise program.
Use the correct stretch to benefit each body part
1. Match stretches with the body parts they help.
2. List ways to exercise the eyes.
In the past we often performed a variety of tasks that helped us stay fit. Now, work moves faster, is more specialized, and our bodies have less variety in the movements made on the job. You probably don t even realize how your job can effect your body. Until you begin to feel the strain.
We need to learn how to work by considering what is best for our bodies. That s what ergonomics is all about. Ergonomics designing the job to fit the person, rather than making the person fit the job. It s the science of designing tools and equipment, the layout of workplaces, and the overall organization of work to improve employee well being and workplace efficiency.
This program will show your workers how to use ergonomic guidelines to make their work more comfortable. They will also learn proper body mechanics and how stretching can help them do their jobs better, safer, and more efficiently. Thirty-six interactive activities keep your workers involved in the instruction, and assure their mastery of the material.
TOPICS
The course presents interactive instruction
covering the following topical areas:
Risk Factors
Common Risk Factors
Repetition
Awkward Positions and Postures
Force
Body Mechanics
Working In Neutral
Ergonomic Designs
Ergonomic Design
Team Work
Chair
Keyboard
Other Design Issues
Visual Comfort
Height and Distance
Eye Strain
Glasses
Glare
Work Habits
Work Schedule
Activity
Stretching
Exercises
Fitness
PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES
This course will measure mastery on each of the following performance objectives. Upon completion, workers will be able to...
Explain the factors that put your body at risk.
1. List common ergonomic risk factors.
2. Choose an example of repetition.
3. Explain why centralized office work puts your body at risk.
4. Recognize an awkward position from an example.
Use body mechanics to control ergonomic risks.
1. State the key to good body mechanics.
2. Explain the term, working in neutral .
3. Choose parts of the body effected by working in a neutral position.
4. Identify neutral body positions.
5. Suggest ways to improve daily body mechanics.
6. Choose awkward positions from a group.
7. Agree that good body mechanics should be supported with good ergonomic design.
Alter workspace design to implement improvements
1. Recognize the need to find positions that are both neutral and comfortable.
2. Compile a checklist to properly position your chair.
3. Recognize the correct keyboard height.
4. Choose ways to support the wrists while working.
5. Choose ways to alleviate the stress of standing during work.
Alter the work area to improve visual comfort
1. Identify the correct monitor position.
2. Choose the suggested distance between a person and a monitor.
Utilize ergonomic suggestions to avoid eye strain
1. Explain visual refocusing.
2. Describe the correct way to use a copy holder.
3. Explain why people who work with computers tend to have dry eyes.
4. Choose appropriate ways to moisten the eyes.
5. Select the causes of glare.
6. Choose ways to reduce glare.
Use good work habits to keep your body fit
1. Agree that you are ultimately responsible for your daily work habits.
2. Identify the need to change positions and tasks throughout the day.
3. Recall that occasionally looking away from the computer monitor can relax both the eyes and the entire body.
Recognize the importance of stretching
1. Describe the benefits of stretching at work.
2. Describe the correct way to begin an exercise program.
Use the correct stretch to benefit each body part
1. Match stretches with the body parts they help.
2. List ways to exercise the eyes.
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