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Explore ergonomic guidance for unique work environments, including hybrid work, field roles, shared spaces, and non-traditional setups. Learn adaptable principles that help employees maintain comfort wherever work happens.
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Ergonomic Tips for Traveling
Car
Adjust your seat to support your body and lumbar region
Seat height should be below hips
Alternate positioning of hands when possible to safely grip steering wheel at all angles
Take a stretch break every hour if possible
Remove bulky items from your back pockets
Plan effectively, don’t add stress to your drive time
Air Plane
Don’t over pack, purchase good luggage on wheels
Alternate hands to pull and carry items
If possible stretch every 30 minutes for 30 seconds while on the plane.
Use U-shaped travel pillow to sleep
Use Pull down tray to use laptop if needed.
Laptop Use on the Road
Use of a laptop should be minimized when possible.
Use laptop on lap when possible.
Practice good typing skills to avoid neck bending to view screen.
Use separate keyboard and mouse when possible
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