2. If a work table of adjustable height is not available, use low tables for smaller workers and higher
tables for larger workers to keep the keyboard at elbow level. If only high tables are available, provide smaller workers with a high chair and a footrest positioned so that both their feet are flat on the footrest.
3. If a laptop is used, a flat panel LCD is preferred that the worker can use while raising the head with a
better viewing angle, possibly together with an external keyboard.
4. Provide support for input devices such as a keyboard and a mouse. If a keyboard tray is used, position it below the elbow level.The mouse should be close to the worker so that no over-stretching
occurs.
5. Organize the work items and workstation elements (e.g. overhead cabinet, desk light, document holder, etc.) to be within arm reach of the worker.The primary workspace within easy reach must accommodate the input device, while the
secondary workspace is used for the monitor and document holder, etc.
6. To avoid clutter, cables should be bunched together in a special cable management facility