Cubicles & Workstations — Expert Answer

How do you conduct an ergonomic audit of an existing cubicle environment?

An ergonomic audit of an existing cubicle environment involves: (1) walking the floor to observe actual postures and workstation configurations; (2) measuring monitor heights, keyboard positions, and chair settings at each station; (3) surveying staff about pain points, discomfort, and workstation complaints; (4) comparing findings to OSHA ergonomics guidelines and ANSI/HFES standards; and (5) documenting recommendations for adjustments, accessories, or replacement equipment. Common findings include monitors too low, keyboards too high, and chairs with unused adjustment features. FindOfficeFurniture.com can supply ergonomic accessories based on audit findings — call 888-719-4960 for the best deals.
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