12 Questions
Which of the following is an example of a good vertical work area?
A workstation designed to minimize overhead reaching
Which type of jobs are more likely to cause physical stress due to surface contact?
High surface contact jobs
What is a potential consequence of repetitive motion jobs?
Increased physical stress
What can increase the amount of physical stress associated with a job, despite being designed to reduce environmental hazards?
Personal protective equipment
What is a potential consequence of monotony and boredom in repetitive motion jobs?
Increased potential for physical stress
Which of the following is an example of a bad vertical work area?
A job that requires frequent bending down
What is the primary goal of ergonomics?
To enhance worker productivity and safety
Which of the following is not considered an ergonomic element?
Workplace layout and organization
Which type of job is generally more stressful?
Jobs that require more strength and power
Which of the following is not a benefit of ergonomics?
Increased worker training requirements
Who is responsible for ensuring the safety and health of workers in the workplace?
The employers
What is the effect of a bad horizontal work area on workers?
It increases the likelihood of physical stress
Test your understanding of ergonomics, which focuses on designing workspaces and equipment to fit the needs and capabilities of workers, ultimately enhancing productivity and quality of work. Learn about adjusting tasks to the worker through equipment design and work procedures.
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