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The first step in preventing physical discomfort is for you to
recognize its potential causes.
The Action Checkpoints will assist you to evaluate your work and to find ways
to improve working conditions.
Here are some important tips to remember when using this checklist: |
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Actions for improvement are suggested
measures in creating a comfortable work environment. Never assume that all of
the recommendations would apply to your office environment. It is wise to select
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Proceed with work improvements according
to the priority you have set based on the findings of your self-evaluation. In
this manner, you are addressing problems efficiently and systematically. |
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These checkpoints may also be used to
assess the computer environment of a group of individuals or for the entire office.
You may find better solutions by discussing with other computer users. |
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On the last
page of this manual, you will find a pull-out poster "Quick Reference
to Reduce Physical Discomfort from Computer Work". Post it where it can be
seen easily and keep these suggestions in mind all the time! |
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