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Ergonomics
Ergonomics
Definition
Thursday Evening Class
Ergonomics is a discipline that involves
arranging the environment to fit the
person in it. When ergonomics is
applied correctly in the work
environment, visual and
musculoskeletal discomfort and fatigue
are reduced.
Other Issues
Another concern for computer
users is their vision. Staring at a
computer monitor for hours on
end can strain the eyes, resulting
in eyestrain and headaches.
Remember to take breaks at
regular intervals.
Health Issues

Repetitive motion injuries can cause
employee injuries. These injuries are
caused by excessive and repeated
physical stress on the hands, wrists,
elbow, shoulders, neck and back
What is CTS
   Carpal tunnel syndrome or CTS is a painful progressive
    condition caused by squeezing of a key nerve in the wrist. It
    occurs when the median nerve, which runs from the forearm
    into the hand, becomes pressed or squeezed at the wrist. This
    causes pain, weakness or numbness in the hands, wrists and
    arms.

   The risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome is especially
    common in those performing assembly line works or repetitive
    computing.
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What is RSI
   RSI is an umbrella term for various types of pain
    symptoms in the neck, shoulders, arms, wrists and
    hands, and sometimes even in the legs.
   RSI occurs from chronically overstrained muscles
    cause by repeated physical movements such as
    clicking on the mouse or rapid touch typing
    whereby no or little variation in the working
    posture is possible.
   A workstation which cannot be optimally adapted
    to the persons measurements can cause RSI.
Avoiding RSI
A  high level of work pressure can often
  lead to extra-tensed muscles in the neck
  and shoulder so it is essential to take
  hourly breaks and try to interchange
  repetitive tasks with other tasks.
 A well designed work station is essential to
  good health when using computers.
Preventing and
Minimising injuries.
•   Take short breaks hourly.
•   Every 5 minutes, look away from the
    screen and focus your eyes on
    something in the distance.
•   Make sure your work station is
    adjusted to suit your own
    requirements.
•   Work in a well-lit environment.

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Ergonomics powerpoint

  • 3. Ergonomics is a discipline that involves arranging the environment to fit the person in it. When ergonomics is applied correctly in the work environment, visual and musculoskeletal discomfort and fatigue are reduced.
  • 4. Other Issues Another concern for computer users is their vision. Staring at a computer monitor for hours on end can strain the eyes, resulting in eyestrain and headaches. Remember to take breaks at regular intervals.
  • 5. Health Issues Repetitive motion injuries can cause employee injuries. These injuries are caused by excessive and repeated physical stress on the hands, wrists, elbow, shoulders, neck and back
  • 6. What is CTS  Carpal tunnel syndrome or CTS is a painful progressive condition caused by squeezing of a key nerve in the wrist. It occurs when the median nerve, which runs from the forearm into the hand, becomes pressed or squeezed at the wrist. This causes pain, weakness or numbness in the hands, wrists and arms.  The risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome is especially common in those performing assembly line works or repetitive computing.
  • 8. What is RSI  RSI is an umbrella term for various types of pain symptoms in the neck, shoulders, arms, wrists and hands, and sometimes even in the legs.  RSI occurs from chronically overstrained muscles cause by repeated physical movements such as clicking on the mouse or rapid touch typing whereby no or little variation in the working posture is possible.  A workstation which cannot be optimally adapted to the persons measurements can cause RSI.
  • 9. Avoiding RSI A high level of work pressure can often lead to extra-tensed muscles in the neck and shoulder so it is essential to take hourly breaks and try to interchange repetitive tasks with other tasks.  A well designed work station is essential to good health when using computers.
  • 10. Preventing and Minimising injuries. • Take short breaks hourly. • Every 5 minutes, look away from the screen and focus your eyes on something in the distance. • Make sure your work station is adjusted to suit your own requirements. • Work in a well-lit environment.

Editor's Notes

  • #6: Health IssuesRepetitive motion injuries can cause employee injuries. These injuries are caused by excessive and repeated physical stress on the hands, wrists, elbow, shoulders, neck and back