Ergonomic Guidelines for arranging a Computer Workstation - 10 steps for users
September 1, 2002
Cornell University Ergonomics Web
By Dr. Alan Hedge

Creating a good ergonomic working arrangement is important to protecting your health. The following 10 steps are a brief summary of those things that most Ergonomists agree are important. If you follow the 10 steps they should help you to improve your working arrangement.
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Elements of Ergonomics Programs
March 1997
DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 97-117
By Cohen et al.

This primer describes the basic elements of a workplace ergonomics program. The text is largely built around NIOSH experiences in evaluating risks of WMSDs in a variety of workplaces. Descriptions of these NIOSH experiences provide practical illustrations of ways to identify and evaluate ergonomic hazards and to begin problem-solving efforts.
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