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Passenger Service Counter Ergonomics Checklist

by Ruben Tokona, from the Community

This passenger service counter ergonomics checklist helps front-line teams assess and improve workstations at airport or transit service desks. It covers counter height relative to elbow level, availability and adjustability of chairs with lumbar support, proper monitor positioning at eye level, and correct keyboard and mouse setup for neutral wrist posture. The checklist also addresses footrests for varied leg lengths, use of document holders to reduce neck strain, and adequate lighting while minimizing glare. General housekeeping and access to emergency equipment near the counter are included to support a safe, efficient workspace for staff and customers.

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This office ergonomics checklist from Ergonomics Plus helps you evaluate and optimize your workstation for comfort and safety. It covers chair setup and support, proper leg and foot positioning, armrests, keyboard and mouse placement for neutral wrist posture, and monitor alignment at eye level and at an appropriate distance to reduce glare and strain. It also prompts checks for adequate desk space, leg clearance, safe swivel space, and accessories such as headsets for frequent phone use and document holders positioned near the monitor. Use it to identify adjustments that reduce strain and improve daily comfort.
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This office ergonomic assessment helps you evaluate workstation setup to reduce strain and improve comfort. Check chair fit and lumbar support, neutral wrist and elbow positions at the keyboard and mouse, and proper monitor height and viewing distance. Organize tools within primary, secondary, and tertiary work zones to minimize reach. Follow best practices such as glare reduction, task lighting, alternating tasks, taking micro-breaks, and simple stretches and eye exercises. Use this template as a starting point and adapt it to your workplace requirements.
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