occupational health and safety - the procedures and processes that maintain a work place so as to support good health and prevent accident or injuries to all workers
ergonomics - the process by which human well-being and performance is optimised because of the good design of equipment, furniture and work station layout
neutral posture - the position of the human body in which it is aligned to minimise physical stress, maximise comfort and reduce risk of injury
risk factors - factors that contribute to the increased chance of injuries, accidents or illness
musculoskeletal disorders - injuries or conditions of the muscles, nerves, tendons, ligaments, joints, cartilage and spinal discs e.g. carpal tunnel syndrome
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