Occupational Health and Safety: the use of multimedia in the library

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Occupational Health and Safety surrounding the use of multimedia in the library


Hazards associated with potential risks:
Example of what action(s) can be taken to prevent 
or minimise any injury or harm. 

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1.Monitors are not at the same height (make them in the same height) 

2.Too many things on the table (tidy/clear the workstation) 

3. Layers of things on the computer top is not stable (tidy the things) 

4. Cable is not organized properly(tidy the cable) 

5. The white screen is unstable (move it to the centre) 

6. CD driver is not in a stable place (move it) 

7. Light is not in the right stable 

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