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About
Contact
Profile
Careers
Blog
Products
Office
Lab
Healthcare
Education
Office Ergo
Proper Sitting Position
Chair Adjustment
Chair Mobility
Neutral Body Position
Keyboard Mouse Height
Proper Hand Position
Monitor Angle/Distance
Document Holder Angle
Body Alignment
Overall Environment
Lab Ergo
Lab Posture Basics
Microscope Postures
Pipetting Postures
Bio-Safety Cabinets or Fume Hood Postures
Other Ergo
Microsoft Excel Shortcuts
Microsoft Word Shortcuts
Good Posture Tips
Blink, Breathe, and Break
Writing Tips
Travel Tips
Postures Beyond the Office Tips
Background Vision Tips
Stretching
Hands & Wrists
Back & Knees
Retrofitting
Ergo Putty
Assessments
Ergonomics and Success
Ergonomic ROI Calculator
Ergonomic Assessment Database (EAD)
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Lab Posture Basics
Lab Posture Basics
Adjust your stool to support legs and back while working
Pull under workstation as much as possible to increase back support and decrease reaching
Clear out leg space underneath the bench so that you can sit close to your work
Alternate between sitting and standing to decrease pressure on lower back
Work at elbow height and try not to lift arms above shoulder height
Move all items within arm’s length to prevent extended reaching and twisting
Rotate tasks and take frequent breaks
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