Ergonomic Assesment

Ergonomics Checklist
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Latin America Native Population

Program: ___________________________ Job/Operation Description: ____ _______________________
Analysis Type: ___Design ___Mock-up ___Pre-Production ___Other (list:__________________ )
Stressor
1 Repetition
Analyst: ______________________
Date: ________________
Outside
OK Guidelines N/A
Graphics
0
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60
Operator cycle time (seconds)
Seconds
Repetitive
Non-Repetitive*
Repetitive
45
*If job is > 30 seconds, indicate the

percentage of cycle time where same
motion(s) is repeated or sustained:
2 One Hand Force

Neutral Wrist
N/A 10
3 Finger Force/Pinch Grip

Neutral Wrist
Deviated Wrist
( the force of neutral wrist)
4 Vertical Hand Height:

Heavy Work, > 10 lbs. (5 kg)
33
40
50
Non-Rep.
lbs. 0
kg. 0
lbs. 0
12
15
Repetitive:
30
14
16
18
Non-Repetitive
2
2
Rep.
kg. 0
lbs. 0
90 100
Non-Repetitive:
Non-Repetitive
lbs. 0
80
10
Repetitive
kg. 0
60 70
Repetitive
Repetitive
Deviated Wrist
( the force of neutral wrist)
20
1
1
Rep.
4.5
5
5
Non-Repetitive
kg. 0
+/-5
-30
30
10
Non-Repetitive
2.3
+/-5
-30
30
Measured from standing surface to where

the work is performed (hand height).
in. 29
30 31
cm. 74
76 79
in. 35
36 37
cm. 89
91
32
33
81
34
35
84 Preferred
38
39
40
41
36
37
91
94
42
43
Light Work, <= 10 lbs. (5 kg)

in. 38
39
94 96
99
40 41
101 Preferred
42
43
44
45
Precision Work, < 2 lbs. (1kg)

cm. 96
February, 2002
99
101 Preferred
109 112 114
There are no ergonomics

guidelines for cycle time. Cycle
times should be based on lean
manufacturing principles. Cycle
time is, however, classified:
109
Precision
Light
Heavy
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Program: ___________________________ Job/Operation Description: ____________________________
Analyst:_______________________
Program: ___________________________ Job/Operation Description: ______________________________ Analyst: _______________________
Analysis Type: ___Design ___Mock-up ___Pre-Production ___ Other (list: ________________)
Date: _______________
Outside
OutsideN/A
Analysis Type: ___Design ___Mock-up _X__Pre-Production ___Other (list:__________________ ) Date: ________________
OK Guidelines
Stressor
Graphics
#
OK Guidelines
Graphics
Stressor
# N/A
Left Hand:
5 Horizontal Reach (Measured from front of table to where hands perform work.)
See Delphi-A
Sound Level Specifications or
http://apollo.delphiauto.net/health_safety/
9 Noise
Industrial Hygiene for further information.
Optimal Work Area for Repetitive
and Infrequent Reaches
Infrequent Reaches Only
60 in. [152cm]
Optimal Zone
Non-Rep.
in.
18
cm. 46
13
33
10
25
10
Left Hand
13
procedur.htm
Non-Rep.
Right Hand
13
Right
Hand
Left
Hand
18
13
R25 in. [64cm]
Picture
available
Would internal machine lighting
aidnot
operator
in
10Lighting
operation, changeover, set-up, P.M., etc.?
19 in. [48cm]
15 in. [38cm]
R21 in. [53cm]
Optimal Work Area

(Both Hands)
Right Hand:
Should be placed at approximately the same

Single Controls (whisker
vertical location as where hands are11
performing
switch, wobble stick, etc.)
work. Vertical hand height _______ in. or cm.
6 in. [15cm]
25
33
46
10 in. [26cm]
10
Operator
7 in. [18cm]
6 Monitors
Vertically
Horizontally
Tilt
Monitors should be easily accessible.

Is monitor location adjustable?
* If not adjustable, vertical location
of monitor should be standing eye
height (measured from standing
surface to top of screen).
Clearances for Stand Only
in.
52
cm. 132
in. 32
Swing Arm
Not applicable
Not adjustable*
53
54
55
56
135
137
140
142
57
59
145
147
Preferred
150
15
15
Leg Width
Side View, Vertical Viewing Angles
6+
in.
4 Minimum
cm.
10cm Minimum 13
15+
30
in.
5 Minimum
7+
Knee
Clearance
cm.
13cm Minimum 15
18+
Foot Height
in.
4 Minimum
6+
cm.
23
Top View, Lateral Viewing Angles
10cm Minimum 13
15+
in.
24 Minimum
25
26+
in.
cm.
61cm Minimum 64
66+
21
22+
51cm Minimum 53
56+
20 Minimum
Top or
Front
OK
Positive/
Self Align
Foot Depth
35
Preferred
Vertical Location:
12
4
15
Horizontal Location:
4
Optimal
(Measured
fromRight
center
of
controls)
Not in Range
Hand:
OK
cm.
Knee Depth
12
Optimal
Foot Height
Knee Depth
84
Bench, Rotary Table,

(Measured from
standing surface)
cm.
Assy
86
89
91 Line, Etc.
94
97
Left Hand:
Center
cm. 38
Foot Depth
8 Clearances for Sit/Stand
in.
40
34
81
58
Top View
12
36Dual Controls
37
38
33
18 min.
23
15 max. 15 max.
CL
38
Not Good
Component
Placement
into
13
Picture
not
available
Under
or
Side
Under
or
Fixture - Visual Access
Bottom (not
Bottom
(guided)
guided)
Component Alignment
14 Not Good
Picture
not
available
Guided/
Rough
Operator
Options
into Fixture
Locators
Judgment
(Further analysis using gmenergy.xls

required
if an operator
Energy
Expenditure
15 must...)
1.
Walk, carry, push or pull a >5 lbs. (2 kg.) object more than 50
(15 m) in a one minute period.
Activity or
is
2.
and8 vertical
partfeet
of the
Climb up and/or down repeatedly more than
per
normal work
minute (2 m/min).
cycle. or
Knee Depth
Further
analysis
needed:
3.
Bend down to reach below the knees 4 or more times per minute.
Yes
No
Leg Width feet
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Analysis Type: ___Design ___Mock-up _ __Pre-Production ___Other (list:__________________ )
Stressor
16 Line of Sight Obstructions

17 Power Tools, Torque
Graphics
Is it possible to see the fixture or perform task
without having to stoop or bend?
ft.lb. 0
.25
In-Line
.5
.75
1
0
ft.lb.
Nm.
ft.lb. 0
Right Angle
ft.lb.
1.5
Vibration
Exhaust
Weight/Force
Static Muscle Loading/

Mechanical Stress
4
10
15
20
5.4
25
30
34
40
Non-repetitive
10
15 20
10
Non-repetitive
6 7
Repetitive
Nm.
check the appropriate line:
2 2.25
Repetitive
Nm.
18 Power Tools General,
1
4
Picture not available
Non-repetitive
Repetitive
Clutched Device
1.25 1.5 1.75
Repetitive
Nm. 0
Pistol
Date: ________________
16
22
28
30
44
Non-repetitive
20
40
60
Is the tool in question designed such that the transmission

of vibration is minimized (i.e. vibration not noticeably
transmitted to the hand)?
Is air exhaust directed away from operator?

Is an overhead balancer needed? Use when tool is
greater than 6 lbs. (3 kg.) or if multiple tools are used
at the workstation.
Is push-to-start activation feasible? If not, refer to
MEEG for trigger guidelines.
Handle should
be located near
the tools center
of gravity.
Outside
OK Guidelines N/A
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Analysis Type: ___Design ___Mock-up ___Pre-Production ___Other (list:__________________ )
Date: ________________
Outside
Page 6N/A
of 6
OK Guidelines
Graphic
Stressor & DesignIn Range

#
19 Two Handed Lifting Moment

s
This is calculated by multiplying the Horizontal - H (in. or mm.) x Load Force - W (lbs. or kg.).
Program:
___________________________
______________________________
Analyst: _______________________
If the product
is >245 in-lbs. (2828 mm-kg.) and theJob/Operation
task is repetitive,Description:
further analysis
is needed
One Hand Forc e (lbs .)
(e.g. NIOSH, 3D-SSPP).
Analysis Type: ___Design ___Mock-up ___Pre-Production

___Other (list:__________________
)
245
410
in-lbs. 0
25
50
75
100 125 150 175 200 225
577
1155
Non Repetitive
Repetitive
mm-kg. 0
1732
2309
Date: ________________
275 300 325 350 375
2828 3175
3752
Further analysis needed:

Yes
No
4329 4733
20 Carry, Push, Pull Force

Vertical Hand Height:
If the force is > 10 lbs. (5 kg.) and the task is repetitive, further analysis is required (e.g. Snook
Tables).
lbs.
10
20
Repetitive
kg.
30
Non-Repetitive
4

Yes
No
14
Fill in the explanation where needed. Leave blank if item is OK and requires no explanation.
21 One
Handed
Lifting
Corrective
Action or Justification:
#
Responsible:
If the force is > 6 lbs. (3 kg.) and the task is repetitive, further analysis is required (e.g. 3DSSPP).
2
3
lbs.
4
kg.
5
Repetitive
1
2
10
15
20
Yes
No
Non-Repetitive
3
Circle
item(s) that fall outside design-in guidelines: 2
6
10
11
12 13
14
15
For each item circled, indicate by writing on page 6 either

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a. Why it is acceptable to have that particular item outside of the guidelines. OR
b. What the plan is to make the item fall within the design-in guidelines.
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Is the equipment or process design ergonomically acceptable? Yes No

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(If No detail corrective action on page 6.)
Note: The above analysis is based on People Focus Practice sheets dated: _______________________
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Date:
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Ergonomics Checklist

Latin America Native Population

Operator cycle time (seconds)

*If job is > 30 seconds, indicate the

2 One Hand Force

3 Finger Force/Pinch Grip

4 Vertical Hand Height:

Measured from standing surface to where

Light Work, <= 10 lbs. (5 kg)

Precision Work, < 2 lbs. (1kg)

109 112 114

There are no ergonomics

Latin America Native Population

Infrequent Reaches Only

R25 in. [64cm]

R21 in. [53cm]

Optimal Work Area

Should be placed at approximately the same

Monitors should be easily accessible.

Clearances for Stand Only

Side View, Vertical Viewing Angles

Bench, Rotary Table,

8 Clearances for Sit/Stand

(Further analysis using gmenergy.xls

Latin America Native Population

16 Line of Sight Obstructions

Static Muscle Loading/

check the appropriate line:

18 Power Tools General,

Picture not available

1.25 1.5 1.75

Is the tool in question designed such that the transmission

Is air exhaust directed away from operator?

Latin America Native Population

Stressor & DesignIn Range

Latin America Native Population

(e.g. NIOSH, 3D-SSPP).

Analysis Type: ___Design ___Mock-up ___Pre-Production

100 125 150 175 200 225

275 300 325 350 375

Further analysis needed:

20 Carry, Push, Pull Force

Further analysis needed:

For each item circled, indicate by writing on page 6 either

Is the equipment or process design ergonomically acceptable? Yes No

(If No detail corrective action on page 6.)

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