Ergonomics Assessment Form

Ergonomics Assessment Form

This Ergonomics Assessment Form helps evaluate workstation setups and employee comfort. Use this form to detect ergonomic risks, evaluate practices, and make improvements. Fill out each section completely for a safe, efficient workplace.

Date of Assessment

    Assessor’s Name

      Employee Name

        Job Title

          Department

            In Sections I-III, assess workstation setup, posture, and work patterns. Answer each item honestly, noting issues and suggestions to improve ergonomics and enhance workplace comfort and safety.

            I. Workstation Setup

            Aspect

            Description

            Yes

            No

            Comments

            Desk Height

            Desk height adjustable or fixed?

            Chair

            Chair adjustable in height, backrest, and armrests?

            Monitor Position

            Monitor at or slightly below eye level, at least an arm's length away?

            Keyboard Position

            Keyboard positioned so that wrists are straight and hands are at or below elbow level?

            Mouse Position

            Mouse positioned close to keyboard, within a comfortable reach, and with minimal force needed to click?

            Footrest

            Footrest available and adjustable if needed to keep feet flat or supported?

            Lighting

            Lighting adequate to prevent glare on screen and reduce eye strain?

            Cable Management

            Cables and wires managed to avoid tangles and tripping hazards?

            II. Posture and Comfort

            Aspect

            Description

            Yes

            No

            Comments

            Seating Posture

            Seat depth adjustable to ensure backrest supports lumbar region and thighs are not restricted?

            Back Support

            Chair provides adequate lumbar support and encourages a neutral spine position?

            Arm Position

            Arms supported by armrests, with shoulders relaxed and elbows close to body?

            Neck Position

            Head and neck aligned with spine, avoiding forward tilt or awkward angles?

            Visual Strain

            Appropriate distance from screen, with regular breaks to reduce eye strain?

            Seat Cushion

            Seat cushion adequate for comfort and support without causing pressure points?

            Adjustability of Chair

            Chair adjustments (height, tilt, backrest) easy to operate and fit user's needs?

            Foot Position

            Feet comfortably resting on the floor or footrest, with knees at approximately hip level?

            III. Work Patterns

            Aspect

            Description

            Yes

            No

            Comments

            Breaks

            Regular breaks taken to stretch and move, as per recommended guidelines (e.g., every 30-60 minutes)?

            Repetitive Tasks

            Tasks performed with minimal repetition and variation, or use of ergonomic tools to reduce strain?

            Adjustments

            Workstations adjusted to accommodate different tasks and ergonomic needs, with regular reviews?

            Work Duration

            Duration of continuous work periods monitored to prevent long stretches without rest or change in activity?

            Training

            Training provided on ergonomic practices and correct workstation setup?

            Job Rotation

            Rotation of tasks or job roles to reduce repetitive stress and promote variety?

            Tool and Equipment Use

            Use of ergonomic tools and equipment to facilitate better posture and reduce strain?

            Feedback Mechanism

            System in place for employees to provide feedback on ergonomic issues and suggest improvements?

            IV. Additional Observations

            Potential Hazards

              Recommendations

                V. Action Plan

                Immediate Actions

                  Long-Term Recommendations

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