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Workplace Ergonomics Program (Office & Industrial)
An audit of an ergonomics program addressing musculoskeletal disorder risk in both office and industrial settings, covering assessment, controls, and training.
29 CFR 1910 General Duty ClauseOSHA 3125
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Program & Management
- Is there management commitment and a written ergonomics program? *
- Is there a process for employees to report MSD symptoms and concerns early? *
- Are OSHA 300 logs and symptom reports reviewed to identify problem jobs? *
Risk Assessment
- Are jobs assessed for MSD risk factors (force, repetition, awkward postures, vibration, contact stress)? *
- Are office workstations evaluated for monitor height, chair, keyboard/mouse, and reach? *
- Are manual material handling tasks assessed for lifting weight, frequency, and origin/destination heights? *
Controls
- Are engineering controls (adjustable workstations, lift assists, conveyors) implemented where feasible? *
- Are administrative controls (job rotation, rest breaks, pacing) used to reduce exposure? *
- Is control effectiveness verified after implementation? *
Training & Follow-up
- Are employees trained to recognize MSD signs, symptoms, and reporting procedures? *
- Are supervisors trained to identify risk factors and respond to reports? *
- Is the program periodically evaluated for effectiveness? *
- Record the last program evaluation date: *
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