Working with computers
The widespread use of computers and the growing use of laptops requires measures to protect the health & safety of employees. In this chapter you will learn to recognise RSI symptoms, and, even more important still, how you can prevent such symptoms by timely implementing appropriate measures. After all, prevention is better than cure.
RSI (repetitive strain injury) ....
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Broadly speaking, three phases can be distinguished. However, depending on the stress (cause) and symptoms, the transition from one phase to the next does not necessarily have to be gradual. Unfortunately, the symptoms can sometimes develop surprisingly quickly!
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Often an inappropriately set up work station is seen as the sole course of RSI. However: a correctly set up work station does not guarantee the prevention of RSI. Many RSI symptoms develop as a result of frequent computer work in combination with other factors.
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If you are aware of the health risks then you can recognise the symptoms early and prevent the problems. Determine if you and your working enviroment comply with the rules.
Read moreThis website only provides general guidelines. Do you want to find out more about working with computers in a safe, healthy and ergonomically responsible manner?
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