Javascript must be enabled to continue!
Ergonomic Risk Levels in Administrative Computer Work Using REBA and ROSA
View through CrossRef
General Background: Musculoskeletal disorders are cumulative injuries in the musculoskeletal system commonly associated with prolonged non-ergonomic occupational activities, particularly in office environments. Specific Background: Administrative employees frequently perform tasks involving continuous computer usage for approximately seven hours daily, which may result in discomfort and postural strain. Knowledge Gap: Limited workplace-based assessments simultaneously examine overall body posture and office workstation conditions among administrative personnel in agricultural equipment companies. Aims: This study aims to evaluate administrative employee posture and workstation conditions at PT. XYZ through Rapid Entire Body Assessment and Rapid Office Strain Assessment supported by Nordic Body Map data. Results: Data from 15 respondents indicated predominant complaints in the waist, right elbow, and neck regions. The posture evaluation produced a score of 5, indicating a medium level requiring corrective action, while workstation evaluation also generated a score of 5, demonstrating a high level requiring immediate modification. Identified issues included non-adjustable chairs, suboptimal arm support, low monitor position, and prolonged task duration. Recommended interventions comprised periodic muscle stretching after two hours of screen activity, replacement of seating facilities with adjustable ergonomic chairs, establishment of standard operating procedures for external mouse utilization, and additional document storage facilities. Novelty: This study integrates multi-instrument ergonomic assessment to generate targeted intervention recommendations within an administrative office setting. Implications: The findings provide evidence-based ergonomic guidance for reducing musculoskeletal complaints and improving workplace comfort among office personnel.
Highlights:
Postural Evaluation Demonstrated Moderate Musculoskeletal Hazard Requiring Corrective Action Soon.
Workplace Facility Assessment Revealed Urgent Modification Needs Related to Seating and Monitor Placement.
Reported Discomfort Was Most Frequent in Waist, Elbow, and Cervical Regions.
Keywords: Musculoskeletal Disorders, Nordic Body Map, Rapid Entire Body Assessment, Rapid Office Strain Assessment, Office Ergonomics
Title: Ergonomic Risk Levels in Administrative Computer Work Using REBA and ROSA
Description:
General Background: Musculoskeletal disorders are cumulative injuries in the musculoskeletal system commonly associated with prolonged non-ergonomic occupational activities, particularly in office environments.
Specific Background: Administrative employees frequently perform tasks involving continuous computer usage for approximately seven hours daily, which may result in discomfort and postural strain.
Knowledge Gap: Limited workplace-based assessments simultaneously examine overall body posture and office workstation conditions among administrative personnel in agricultural equipment companies.
Aims: This study aims to evaluate administrative employee posture and workstation conditions at PT.
XYZ through Rapid Entire Body Assessment and Rapid Office Strain Assessment supported by Nordic Body Map data.
Results: Data from 15 respondents indicated predominant complaints in the waist, right elbow, and neck regions.
The posture evaluation produced a score of 5, indicating a medium level requiring corrective action, while workstation evaluation also generated a score of 5, demonstrating a high level requiring immediate modification.
Identified issues included non-adjustable chairs, suboptimal arm support, low monitor position, and prolonged task duration.
Recommended interventions comprised periodic muscle stretching after two hours of screen activity, replacement of seating facilities with adjustable ergonomic chairs, establishment of standard operating procedures for external mouse utilization, and additional document storage facilities.
Novelty: This study integrates multi-instrument ergonomic assessment to generate targeted intervention recommendations within an administrative office setting.
Implications: The findings provide evidence-based ergonomic guidance for reducing musculoskeletal complaints and improving workplace comfort among office personnel.
Highlights:
Postural Evaluation Demonstrated Moderate Musculoskeletal Hazard Requiring Corrective Action Soon.
Workplace Facility Assessment Revealed Urgent Modification Needs Related to Seating and Monitor Placement.
Reported Discomfort Was Most Frequent in Waist, Elbow, and Cervical Regions.
Keywords: Musculoskeletal Disorders, Nordic Body Map, Rapid Entire Body Assessment, Rapid Office Strain Assessment, Office Ergonomics.
Related Results
Ergonomic risk factors among computer office workers for complaints of arm, neck and shoulder and workstation evaluation
Ergonomic risk factors among computer office workers for complaints of arm, neck and shoulder and workstation evaluation
BACKGROUND: Studies have suggested an association between computer work and the development of musculoskeletal disorders. However, studies examining the workplace ergonomics assess...
Some issues of administrative offenses
Some issues of administrative offenses
The article examines the study of the content and structure of administrative offenses (torts) during martial law, specifies their theoretical and practical basis.
A detailed...
Factors influencing the working relationship between academics and administrative support staff : a case study at Durban University of Technology
Factors influencing the working relationship between academics and administrative support staff : a case study at Durban University of Technology
Previous research on the working relationship between academic and administrative support staff has shown that this relationship is an important one which impacts on the academic e...
Aktualisasi Nilai- Nilai Sakral Pancasila dalam Budaya Reba
Aktualisasi Nilai- Nilai Sakral Pancasila dalam Budaya Reba
Reba Bajawa culture, an annual traditional ritual in East Nusa Tenggara, is a tangible manifestation of the noble values of Pancasila, the Indonesian state philosophy. Through thre...
Ergonomic Risk Assessment on Welding Practical Work on Learning Process at Malaysia Polytechnic Diploma of Engineering Programme
Ergonomic Risk Assessment on Welding Practical Work on Learning Process at Malaysia Polytechnic Diploma of Engineering Programme
Abstract
Practical work is part of the compulsory process of learning for any engineering student in polytechnic Malaysia. This study focuses on the ergonomic risk a...
Depth-aware salient object segmentation
Depth-aware salient object segmentation
Object segmentation is an important task which is widely employed in many computer vision applications such as object detection, tracking, recognition, and ret...
Ergonomic Posture Assessment Approaches for New Welder: A Study in Technical Institution
Ergonomic Posture Assessment Approaches for New Welder: A Study in Technical Institution
Welding practical work is a compulsory learning process for all mechanical engineering students in Malaysian polytechnics, students will spend 2 to 4 hours a week doing practical w...
PREVALENCE OF MIGRAINE AMONG NURSES AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH NURSING STATION ERGONOMICS
PREVALENCE OF MIGRAINE AMONG NURSES AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH NURSING STATION ERGONOMICS
Background: Ergonomics, the science of optimizing interactions between individuals and their work environment, plays a crucial role in improving efficiency, comfort, safety, and he...

