Presented by Chelsie Desrochers, B.Sc, M.Sc (cand)

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Presented by Chelsie Desrochers, B.Sc, M.Sc (cand) Calculator - Training Presented by Chelsie Desrochers, B.Sc, M.Sc (cand)

Excel Tables

Measuring Seat Height Measure from the floor to the top of the seat cushion

Measuring Armrest Height Measure from the floor to the top of the armrest

Measuring Seat Pan Depth Measure the depth of the seat cushion, from the back to the edge of the seat

Measuring Desk Height Measure from the floor to the top of the desk

Measuring Screen Height Measure from the floor to the top of the screen

Measuring Keyboard and Mouse Height Measure from the floor to the top of the desk or tray where the keyboard/mouse are situated.

Measuring Buttock-Popliteal Lenght Measure from the back of the buttock to the crease in the knee

Measuring Popliteal Height Measure from the floor to the crease in the knee

Measuring Knee Height Measure from the floor to the middle of the knee cap

Measuring Elbow Height Measure from the floor to the elbow. Note: ask user to place elbows in 90º angle

Measuring Eye Height Measure from the floor to seated eye level

Example Positive numbers = too low Negative numbers = too high 0 = ideal

Desk Height Desk 18 cm too high Solutions: Buy height adjustable workstation (not usually possible) Purchase footrest

Seat Pan Depth Seat pan 7 cm too deep Solutions: BUY A NEW CHAIR Purchase OBUS Forme (not recommended) Seat pan depth is the only exception in table 2 where a positive number is okay. 0 means perfect.

How to Purchase Proper Chair 1) Ensure the following are adjustable: Armrests Seat Height Seat Pan Depth Seat Tilt Lumbar Support 2) Make sure the seat pan will fit the user: See ideal seat pan depth measurement 42 cm = 16.5 inches so a 16 inch seat pan depth is needed Request a 16 inch seat pan depth when ordering the chair

Screen Height Screen 5 cm too low Solutions: Place screen on tray or books Purchase height-adjustable monitor

Keyboard and Mouse Height Keyboard and mouse are 3 cm too high Solutions: Purchase keyboard tray! If proper keyboard tray is already installed, adjust it.

Keyboard Trays to Avoid Tray with slide-out platform for the mouse: tray is unsteady, and causes user to lean on the right hip Rail keyboard trays: are not adjustable in height or angle Small keyboard trays: no space for the mouse, which causes user to place the mouse on the desk

Ideal Keyboard Trays Sturdy surface Angle and height adjustability 65 cm in length

Wrist Rest Improves wrist angle while typing and reduces pressure point on wrists

Excel Tables ?

Ideal Measurements Once proper equipment is purchased and installed, refer to ideal measurements to properly setup the equipment for each user.

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