If you do not know who your local assessor is, speak with your supervisor/manager or local department safety officer who should be able to guide you. If you have problems regarding your health related to computer use, please contact your local computer health assessor. Examples from a laboratory environment include using a microscope and pipetting. ULD’s can also be associated with other work activities or workstations. These problems can be avoided by following good practice.
These aches and pains are sometimes called upper limb disorders (ULDs) or repetitive strain injuries (RSI). Computer workstations or equipment can be associated with neck, shoulder, back and arm pains. The role of the Occupational Health Service is to provide help and advice to members of staff who are experiencing detrimental health effects when using their computer equipment.
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