ERGONOMICS in Office.

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ERGONOMICS in Office ก ก. ก

What is Ergonomics? Ergonomics ก ก ก ก. ก ergonomic ก ก ก ก ก ก ก ก ก

Static vs Dynamic muscular effort ก ก vs. ก ก Dynamic Effort Static Effort

What are the risks of ignoring ergonomic principles? An MSD is an illness or injury that affects one or more parts of the musculoskeletal system Bones MSD Muscles Tendons Ligaments Cartilage Nerves Blood vessels Other common terms for MSDs are: Cumulative trauma disorder (CTD s) Repetitive strain injures (RSI s) Repetitive motion injuries (RMI s) When not diagnosed and treated these can cause inconvenience permanent pain and disability. MusculoSkeletal Disorders

SYMPTOMS of MSDs DiscomfortNumbness Tingling Loss of strength Swelling Reduced range of motion Fatigue Pain Stiffness Aching

MSD S? MSD s เป นการบาดเจ บซ งเก ดจากการสะมผะส stressors บ อยๆ หร อม การเคล อนไหวซ าๆ กะน โดยจ ม ผลต อกล ามเน อ เส นเอ น พะงผ ด กร ด ก ร บบไหลเว ยนเล อด หร อเส นปร สาท โรคของ MSD s ท ร จะกกะนด ค อ: Carpel tunnel syndrome Trigger finger Tennis elbow CONTINUE

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

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Office Ergonomics- The right equipment, the right place Use a good CHAIR Backrest is provides good lower back support Arms adjustable Front edge of seat pan curves down Height adjustable On rollers Seat pan adjustable horizontally and tilts Five feet for base-most stable

Office Ergonomics- The right equipment, the right place KEYBOARD STYLES A variety of styles are available. Choose one that is comfortable for you.

Keyboard holders should Office Ergonomics- The right equipment, the right place KEYBOARD HOLDER Tilt Provide wrist rests (rest palms not wrist) Provide space for a mouse

Office Ergonomics- The right equipment, the right place MOUSE HOLDERS Mouse trays or mouse holders can bring a mouse to a better position

Office Ergonomics- The right equipment, the right place MOUSE STYLES Choose a style comfortable for your hand and fingers

Office Ergonomics- The right equipment, the right place Everyone needs a relaxed, neutral position DO WHAT S COMFORTABLE FOR YOUR BODY! Monitor at or below eye level Wrists straight Back supported Forearms and thighs parallel to the floor Forearms supported Feet flat on the floor

Mouse should be close to the keyboard and the same height or NO! slightly higher Locate the mouse to avoid reaching Office Ergonomics- The right equipment, the right place MOUSE POSITION

Office Ergonomics- The right equipment, the right place Phone PLACEMENT Should be different for right and left handers You should not have to twist and reach across your body every time you answer the phone. Many people need to spend a lot of time on the phone, and must often do other tasks at the same time This creates a lot of stress for neck and shoulder muscles Consider a head set if you spend a lot of time on the phone, especially if you do other tasks at the same time

Office Ergonomics- The right equipment, the right place Document PLACEMENT Place documents so that you don t need to bend your head to read while you keyboard Consider getting a document holder

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ก ก ก 1 ก Anatomy Physiology Anthropometry ก Biomechanics ก Work Physiology Environmental Physiology - ก - ก ก - ก - ก ก - ก

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Ergonomic : The Worker The Job The Environment

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Ergonomic ก?

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Aerosols Gases Fumes

Environmental Health and Safety Static Loading Conta act Stress s ก Repetition Awkward Posture ก : ก 10 Force Vibration

Hazards to watch for Lifting Awkward postures Forceful pinching, gripping Repetitive motion & Intensive keying Hand-arm vibration

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Heavy lifting

Frequent lifting Lifting more than twice per minute

Awkward lifting Lifting above the shoulders, below the knees or at arms length

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing heavy lifting Mechanical assistance

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing awkward lifting Mini-pallet for hand truck

Neutral Posture Standing neutral posture Seated neutral posture

Awkward Posture Too high Too low Too far away

Awkward Postures - Low work Bending Kneeling Squatting

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing low work Raise and tilt the work

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing low work Raise the work

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing low work Meter reader golf club handle

Awkward Postures - High work

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing high work Use a tool with longer handles

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing high work Fixture lift for overhead applications

Awkward Postures - Reaching

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing reaching Tilt table for sanding

Hand Intensive Work Repetitive motions Gripping Pinching Bent wrists

Hand Intensive Work Highly repetitive motion

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing repetition Use power tools

Hand Intensive Work Gripping

Pinching with the fingertips

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing gripping Tool Balancer

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing gripping Use a clamp or vise to hold parts

Ergonomics at Work - Reducing pinching Change pinching to gripping

ก ก S -Stress ก T -Tension ก ก R -Reactive ก E -Envy ก SS Selfish& Sad ก ก S Self Awareness ก M Manage Emotion ก I Innovate Inspiration ก L Listen with Head & Hearth ก ก E Enhance Social Happiness