Motion toward the midline of the body that decreases the angle between a limb and the sagittal plane

Administrative controls involve altering work organisation. This type of control is usually less expensive than engineering controls but less dependable and possibly cause worker resentment. For example; by reducing overtime or slowing down the pace of work which can affect a workers bonus.

Position of the body while performing work activities.

Action of rotating the flexed forearm toward the mid-sagittal plane, so that the hands become prone, with palms down, the back of hands face up.

Factors that produce both psychological and social effects.

Any change in working arrangements or physical features of premises that prevents a disabled person being at a substantial disadvantage compared to non-disabled person.

Time quantification of rest, performance of low stress activity, or performance of an activity that allows a strained body area to rest

Time quantification of a similar exertion performed during a task.

The performance of a task from one postural position for an extended duration.