Authors :
Sala Lazarus Tsado; Ugbebor John; Onwuka A.P.
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 7 - July
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8224367
Abstract :
The study is an assessment of Ergonomic
hazards in the workstations and the effects on selected
public servants. The research was a descriptive cross-
sectional study carried out at a selected Federal
Government Parastatal in Port Harcourt with a total of
60 public servants assessed using questionnaires,
interviews and observations. The study revealed that
there was poor knowledge and practice of safe ergonomics
amongst the respondents.The
research recommended the total remodeling of
workstations in the public service sector to ergonomic
compliance workstations.
Keywords :
Ergonomics, Human Factor, Workstation, Hazards.
The study is an assessment of Ergonomic
hazards in the workstations and the effects on selected
public servants. The research was a descriptive cross-
sectional study carried out at a selected Federal
Government Parastatal in Port Harcourt with a total of
60 public servants assessed using questionnaires,
interviews and observations. The study revealed that
there was poor knowledge and practice of safe ergonomics
amongst the respondents.The
research recommended the total remodeling of
workstations in the public service sector to ergonomic
compliance workstations.
Keywords :
Ergonomics, Human Factor, Workstation, Hazards.
