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4 Steps to Setting Up Your Computer Workstation STEP 1: Your Chair The hips should be pushed as far back as possible against the chair. The seat height should be adjusted so that the feet stay f...
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Usually, the alignment between the user and the computer components and accessory devices is not proper. This makes it difficult for the user to maintain good postures, such as straight wrists, elbow...
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The study of how to adapt man to a machine or environment is a way that is not stressful is called workplace ergonomics. A lot of individuals think that workplace ergonomics has something to do with c...
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While talking about a safe and productive computer workstation, the topic of a well-designed and appropriated-adjusted chair comes to our mind naturally. Being an inevitable part of a good workstatio...
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While working with printed materials, document holders keep them near the user and the monitor. These can be positioned according to the convenience of the user depending on the type of the document ...
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The selection and arrangement of the keyboard plays an important role in decreasing the exposure to awkward postures, repetition, and stress. While designing your computer workstation, you should kee...
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Probable Risks While using a traditional keyboard, you may have to bend your wrists sideways to reach all the keys. When you extend the legs on the back of the keyboard, you tend to bend your wrist u...
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Keyboard Placement – Distance Probable Risks Fig. 10 A keyboard user is forced to assume awkward postures such as reaching with the arms, leaning forward with the torso, and extreme e...
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Keyboard Placement – Height Probable Risks You tend to keep your shoulders, arm, and wrist in awkward positions if the keyboards, pointing devices, or working surfaces are placed too high or...
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Viewing Angle–Height and Side-to-Side Fig. 9 – viewing angle Probable Risks When you work in front of your computer for long hours ...
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Probable Risks You tend to lean forward or move backward thus positioning yourself awkwardly to have a better view of the monitor. Ensure that the monitors are neither too close nor too far so as to...
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In today’s competitive market, most of the jobs revolve around telephones and computers as key workstation components. Telephones are an inevitable part of the workstation because they add to t...
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Untill now we have been discussing the different ways by which, you get affected by sitting in front of the computer for long hours and the different options that you can try to avoid them. Though yo...
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1. Do your head and neck need to be upright, or in-line with the your torso (not bent down/back)? If your answer is "no", then refer to the section on Monitors, Chairs and Work Surfaces. 2. Do the...
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The pointing device or the mouse is now available in the market in different sizes, shapes, and configurations. Apart from the conventional mouse, other pointing devices include touch pads, trackball...
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