TASK ANALYSIS Description: Critical Work Demands: Vehicles requiring paint are moved into a specific Constant standing / walking chamber where the worker is required to cover the Frequent squatting / kneeling postures vehicle and then selectively cut away the cover and Constant gross and fine bilateral motor eye hand use masking tape to seal the edges of the panels to be coordination painting. After wiping down the panel, a hand held Constant unilateral trigger grasp spray painting gun is used to coat the surfaces using Frequent neck flexion (0°-70°) and extension (0°-45°) reaching, squatting and kneeling postures. Specific Frequent repetitive shoulder flexion (0°-175°), equipment is worn to protect against inhalation of extension (0°-45°) and abduction (0°-175°) fumes. Frequent elbow flexion (0°-140°) Occasional forearm pronation / supination Frequent lumbar flexion (forward stooping) Constant lifting capacity approximating 5kg
TASK ANALYSIS Description: Vehicles requiring paint are moved into a specific chamber where the worker is required to cover the vehicle and then selectively cut away the cover and use masking tape to seal the edges of the panels to be painting. After wiping down the panel, a hand held spray painting gun is used to coat the surfaces using reaching, squatting and kneeling postures. Specific equipment is worn to protect against inhalation of fumes. Critical Work Demands: Constant standing / walking Frequent squatting / kneeling postures Constant gross and fine bilateral motor eye hand coordination Constant unilateral trigger grasp Frequent neck flexion (0°-70°) and extension (0°-45°) Frequent repetitive shoulder flexion (0°-175°), extension (0°-45°) and abduction (0°-175°) Frequent elbow flexion (0°-140°) Occasional forearm pronation / supination Frequent lumbar flexion (forward stooping) Constant lifting capacity approximating 5kg
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