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Do sit-stand workstations improve cardiovascular health?

CRE-MSD position paper. Authored by David Rempel.
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Positioning the Body to Reduce MSD Injury Risk: Focus on the Low Back

The low back is the most commonly injured body part due to workplace hazards in Canada.
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Positioning the Body to Reduce MSD Injury Risk: Focus on the Shoulder

Shoulder injuries have the longest average recovery time in comparison to all other body regions.

Back Injury Prevention (CCOHS)

Hyperlink; Hazard Control–An overview of how to limit back injuries at work related to lifting, carrying, lowering or moving objects. It includes information on changing the job, changing the…

Temporary Laptop Workstations (WSPS)

Hyperlink; Hazard Control–A guide to using laptops as a work device in a way that reduces the risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders.

Manual Material Handling Safety Tips (WSPS)

Hyperlink; Hazard Control–A summary of safe lifting and handling practices split into three categories: preparation, technique, and organization.

Healthy and Safe Telework: Technical Brief

Hyperlink; Hazard Control–A report describing the health benefits and concerns with those doing computer or similar work at a secondary or remote location, such as their home or a public workspace.

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