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Erogonomics Risk Assessment
Erogonomics Risk Assessment
1. Background Information
Reference No:
Title of
Assessment:
Workplace/Project:
Reviewed by:
Next Assessment:
2. Risk Assessment
List Additional Controls (if any - where current controls
Identify and list Hazards List Current Risk Controls Risk Rating
are not adequately managing the level of risk)
1. Improperly adjusted workstations A. Engineering TBA (To be Use a device to lift and reposition heavy objects
and chairs Controls (implement physical Access)
to limit force exertion
2. Lifting, pushing and pulling (manual change to the workplace, which
eliminates/reduces the hazard Reduce the weight of a load to limit force
handling) lighting
3. Poor posture on the job/task) exertion
4. Awkward movements, especially if Reposition a work table to eliminate a
they are repetitive long/excessive reach and enable working in
5. Using too much force, especially if neutral postures
it’s done frequently
Use diverging conveyors off the mainline so that
6. Vibration
7. Noise tasks are less repetitive
8. Systems and computer programs Install diverters on conveyors to direct materials
9. Task, job and workplace design toward the worker to eliminate excessive leaning
10. Workstation design and height. or reaching
Redesign tools to enable neutral postures
Erogonomics Risk Assessment
2. Risk Assessment
List Additional Controls (if any - where current controls
Identify and list Hazards List Current Risk Controls Risk Rating
are not adequately managing the level of risk)
B. Administrative and Work Require that heavy loads are only lifted by two
Practice Controls (establish
people to limit force exertion
efficient processes or
procedures) Establish systems so workers are rotated away
from tasks to minimize the duration of continual
exertion, repetitive motions, and awkward
postures. Design a job rotation system in which
employees rotate between jobs that use different
muscle groups
Staff "floaters" to provide periodic breaks
between scheduled breaks
Properly use and maintain pneumatic and power
tools
1. Consequence - Evaluate the consequences of a risk occurring according to 2. Likelihood - Evaluate the likelihood of an incident occurring according to the
the ratings in the top row ratings in the left-hand column
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