Table 7 shows the percentage of agreement, solely with regard to the workstations assessed as high risk by one method (in first column). For instance, out of the 152 workstations that JSI identified as high risk, the QEC hand/wrist index found 89% of these to be high risk. On the other hand, out of the 130 workstations identified
as high risk by the QEC hand/wrist, JSI identified 81% also as high risk. All workstations identified as high risk by FIOH MSD were also identified as such by RULA in 89% of the cases. Of the workstations identified by the QEC General index as high risk, RULA and REBA agreed with the assessment 96% and 91% of the time respectively. Conversely, when it came to the workstations identified as high risk by RULA and REBA, the QEC General only agreed on 45% and 46% of them.