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Do sit-stand workstations improve cardiovascular health?

Author David Rempel

The use of stability balls in the workplace in place of the standard office chair

AuthorsDiane E. Gregory and Jack P. Callaghan

Standing Workstation Height for Manual Tasks

Workstation height for manual tasks is based on the type of task: Precision Tasks Delicate hand tasks typically requiring high visual demands:Examples: writing, small parts assembly, inspection…

Temporary Laptop Workstations (WSPS)

Hyperlink; Hazard Control–A guide to using laptops as a work device in a way that reduces the risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders.

Healthy and Safe Telework: Technical Brief

Hyperlink; Hazard Control–A report describing the health benefits and concerns with those doing computer or similar work at a secondary or remote location, such as their home or a public workspace.

Ticket Sellers’ Workstation Redesign (Case Study)

Hyperlink; Hazard Control–A case study describing how an office workstation was updated after moving locations to reduce worker complaints and musculoskeletal disorder risk.

Product Packaging Table: Video Example

Video; Hazard Control–A short video explaining potential MSD risks associated with a repetitive manual materials handling task in a factory setting. The video discusses risk factors and potential…

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