Anthropometric data were measured on three groups of subject; namely those who were approximately in the 5th (152.78 cm), 50th (162.94 cm), and 95th (173.73 cm) percentile based on height. Videotaping, RULA method, BodyMap survey, and strength testing device (Hand Dynamometer) were used to identify the risk and grip strength differences between body sizes. The 95th percentile subjects presented the lowest RULA scores and had less risk to exposure to CTD factors compared to the other two groups. The taller subjects reported pain only for the mid-to-lower back (p=0.035) since they had to bend to work most of the time. Specific recommendations on redesign of job, work station, and tools were presented to assist management in developing an ergonomics prevention program.