The arms the chair obstructions under the desk must not prevent the
user from getting close enough the keyboard comfortably.3 Are brightness and contrast adjustable? Y/N
1. the display screen image clear?
1.
● The small the back supported the chair.
This information might communicated workers by:
● telling staff, for example, part induction programme
● circulating booklet leaflet relevant staff
● putting the information notice board
● using computer-based information system, provided staff are
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● Feet are placed flat the floor too much pressure the backs of
legs and knees may mean that footrest needed.
VDU workstation risk assessment checklist
Using checklist such that shown below the more extensive checklist
shown the HSE book ‘VDUs, Easy Guide the Regulations’ one
way assess workstation risks. Users should given
information on:
● the health and safety relating their particular workstations
● the risk assessments carried out and the steps taken reduce risks
● the recommended break times and changes activity reduce
risks
● the company procedures for obtaining eye and eyesight tests.2 the image free flicker and movement? Y/N
1. ‘yes’ response means that
no further action necessary but ‘no’ response will indicate that further
follow-up action required reduce eliminate risks user.4 Does the screen swivel and tilt? Y/N
1.1 Are the characters readable? Y/N
1. You not have to, but many employers
find convenient method.
INFORMATION
Good employers, who comply with the Display Screen Equipment
Regulations, should let their employees know what care has been taken to
reduce the risk their health and safety work. The back should be
held straight with the shoulders relaxed.5 the screen free from glare and reflections? Y/N
.
1.
Risk factors are grouped under five headings and each question the user
should initially give simple yes/no response
