Part 1 Worksite analysis sample checklists
Worksite analysis sample checklists for use in your facility. Today we will present the Workstation analysis
Following are sample checklists that you may wish to use as a guide in developing your own worksite analysis checklists. These five checklists are included:
Workstation
Task Analysis
Hand Tool Analysis
Material Handling
Computer Workstation
The checklists are written so that "no" responses indicate potential problem areas that should receive further investigation.
Workstation checklist
A "no" response indicates potential problem areas that should receive further investigation.
· Does the working space allow for a full range of movement?
· Are mechanical aids and equipment available?
· Is the height of the work surface adjustable?
· Can the work surface be tilted or angled?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate bending or twisting at the waist?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate reaching above the shoulder?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate static muscle loading?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate extending the arms?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate bending or twisting the wrists?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate raised elbows?
· Is the employee able to vary posture?
· Are hands and arms free from pressure from sharp edges on work surfaces?
· Is an armrest provided where needed?
· Is a footrest provided where needed?
· Is the floor surface flat?
· Are cushioned floor mats provided for employees who are required to stand for long periods?
· Is the chair or stool easily adjustable and suited to the task?
· Are all task requirements visible from comfortable positions?
· Is there a preventive maintenance program for mechanical aids, tools, and otherequipment?
Following are sample checklists that you may wish to use as a guide in developing your own worksite analysis checklists. These five checklists are included:
Workstation
Task Analysis
Hand Tool Analysis
Material Handling
Computer Workstation
The checklists are written so that "no" responses indicate potential problem areas that should receive further investigation.
Workstation checklist
A "no" response indicates potential problem areas that should receive further investigation.
· Does the working space allow for a full range of movement?
· Are mechanical aids and equipment available?
· Is the height of the work surface adjustable?
· Can the work surface be tilted or angled?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate bending or twisting at the waist?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate reaching above the shoulder?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate static muscle loading?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate extending the arms?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate bending or twisting the wrists?
· Is the workstation designed to reduce or eliminate raised elbows?
· Is the employee able to vary posture?
· Are hands and arms free from pressure from sharp edges on work surfaces?
· Is an armrest provided where needed?
· Is a footrest provided where needed?
· Is the floor surface flat?
· Are cushioned floor mats provided for employees who are required to stand for long periods?
· Is the chair or stool easily adjustable and suited to the task?
· Are all task requirements visible from comfortable positions?
· Is there a preventive maintenance program for mechanical aids, tools, and otherequipment?

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