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mannequins showing different overhead working postures for high precision tasks, the direction of force, and prolonged time

Overhead Work Infographic

A known MSD risk strongly related to the development of shoulder and neck injuries and pain. Image

Overhead Work: Reduce the Injury Risk (Video)

This video shows overhead work postures with examples of how to improve them. View the related poster resource. 

Do sit-stand workstations improve cardiovascular health?

Author David Rempel

Sit-Stand Workstations – Are They Equal to the Hype?

Authors Kayla M. Fewster & Jack P. Callaghan

The use of stability balls in the workplace in place of the standard office chair

AuthorsDiane E. Gregory and Jack P. Callaghan

Strategies for Awkward Postures

Provide height adjustability in a standing workstation. Establish a suitable working height depending on the type of work being done (i.e. precision, light or heavy work).

Standing Workstation Height for Manual Tasks

Workstation height for manual tasks is based on the type of task: Precision Tasks Delicate hand tasks typically requiring high visual demands:Examples: writing, small parts assembly, inspection…

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