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Title: Handling Extension Ladders


1
Handling Extension Ladders
  • Possible Solutions
  • Lifting Aid
  • Buddy System
  • Ladder Tote
  • Ladder Trolley
  • Use of Gloves

2
Dietary/Food Service Risk Factors
  • Risk Factors
  • Pulling/Pushing Forces
  • Heavy Lifting
  • Awkward Postures
  • Inappropriate Equipment
  • Lack of or no Training
  • Body Segment Affected
  • Back
  • Neck
  • Shoulders
  • Lower Limbs
  • Arms
  • Wrists
  • Knees

3
Dietary/Food Service Solutions
  • Possible Solutions
  • Provide Gloves with Vibration Dampening Materials
  • Maintain Tools (keep sharp)
  • Rotate Employee Functions
  • Have Employees Perform Stretching Exercises

4
Office/Volunteer Services, Etc., Risk Factors
  • Risk Factors
  • Heavy Lifting
  • Awkward Postures
  • Inappropriate Equipment
  • Improper Work Station Design/Set-up
  • Lack of or no Training
  • Body Segment Affected
  • Back
  • Neck
  • Shoulders
  • Lower Limbs
  • Arms
  • Wrists
  • Knees

5
Office, Volunteer Services, Etc., Solutions
  • Possible Solutions
  • Ergo evaluations of work stations
  • Training on proper lifting techniques
  • Rotate employee tasks
  • Promote stretching exercises
  • Frequent breaks

6
Kneeling While Working
  • Body Segment Affected
  • Knees/Ankles/Feet
  • Lower Back
  • Neck
  • Shoulder
  • Risk Factors
  • Contact Pressure
  • Awkward Body Position
  • Frequency of Standing/Kneeling

7
Data Entry Work
  • Risk Factors
  • Repetitive Motion
  • Localized Mechanical Pressures
  • Posture
  • Body Segment Affected
  • Hands/Wrists
  • Arms/Shoulders
  • Neck
  • Back

8
Data Entry Work
  • Possible Solutions
  • Redesign Workstations
  • Adjustable Furniture
  • Rotating Body Positions
  • Ergonomically Designed Computer Hardware
  • Stretching Exercises
  • Frequent Breaks

9
What Should You Do?
  • If lifting or moving heavy items above shoulder,
    either relocate to a lower shelf or use a safety7
    ladder or stool to reach item's).

10
TOP 10 BACK BREAKER LIST
  • Patient Handling Task
  • 10 Repositioning a patient in a chair
  • 9 Repositioning a patient in bed side to side
  • 8 Lifting a patient up in bed
  • 7 Weighing the patient
  • 6 Transferring patient from chair lift to chair
  • 5 Transferring patient from bathtub to chair
  • 4 Transferring patient from bed to chair
  • 3 Transferring patient from chair to bed
  • 2 Transferring patient from chair to toilet
  • 1 Transferring patient from toilet to chair
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