From figure 6, it can be observed that the angle of posture of worker and related to that the mannequin is selected and it gives the score of ‘3’. The score of ‘1’ individually for trunk twist and trunk side bend is added to the previous score of trunk and it gives the final score for trunk as ‘5’. The worker works on both of their legs so it gives score for limb as ‘1’. So by using table B for neck, trunk and leg as for Posture A we find the score of Posture B and it is ‘6’. This score is than will be added to the muscle and force/load score to get grand score for Posture B. The muscle score is ‘2’ as work is mainly static and it is repetitive and the force/load score is ‘0’ as the worker is not having any load on his back. So the grand score for the Posture B by adding ‘6’ to ‘2’ and ‘0’ is ‘8’. Figure 7 shows the worksheet of employee assessment with RULA which can be used to assess directly the RULA score and severity of the problem.