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What are the Ergonomic Guidelines?

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Ergonomic interventions suggested by OSHA include:

Adjust the height of working surfaces to reduce long reaches and awkward postures.
Put work supplies and equipment within comfortable reach.
Provide the right tool handle for the worker.
Vary tasks for workers (e.g., employ job rotation).
Encourage short rest breaks.
Reduce the weight and size of items workers must lift.
Provide mechanical lifting equipment.
Replace telephone handsets with headsets anywhere they are used frequently.
Provide ergonomic chairs and stools.
Supply anti-fatigue floor mats.
Reduce or eliminate vibrations and sharp edges.

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