CRSP - Ergonomics Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
Ergonomics -
correct answer ✅"Design for human use". In the workplace, this
means applying knowledge of human characteristics to optimize
the match between workers, their tasks, and the work
environment. The key principle is fitting the task to the human.
The goal of an ergonomic approach is that the work task should be
designed, adapted, modified such that the CAPACITY of the worker
is? -
correct answer ✅enhanced and not exceeded
Most jurisdictions initiate ergonomics legislation with the goal of
preventing or reducing work-related ...? -
correct answer ✅musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)
RMIs stands for? -
correct answer ✅repetitive motion injuries
RSIs stands for? -
correct answer ✅repetitive strain injuries
,CRSP - Ergonomics Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
WMSDs stands for? -
correct answer ✅work-related musculoskeletal disorders
CTDs stands for? -
correct answer ✅cumulative trauma disorders
These terms are referred to in legislation and other ergonomic
resources and they also refer to the same group of injuries that
result from cumulative exposure to hazards that lead to wear and
tear on the body's tissues and structures. -
correct answer ✅The cumulative injuries of musculoskeletal
disorders (MSDs), repetitive motion injuries (RMIs), repetitive strain
injuries (RSIs), work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) or
cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs)
As some provinces, such Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland, that
don't have specific ergonomics regulations what clause is used to
issue orders? -
correct answer ✅have been issuing orders under "general duty"
clauses or industry specific regulations.
, CRSP - Ergonomics Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
Canadian Standards Association (CSA) - Guideline on Office
Ergonomics? -
correct answer ✅CSA Z412 Guideline on Office Ergonomics
ISO 9241 series -
correct answer ✅"The Ergonomics of Human-System Interaction"
remains one of the most influential standards in ergonomics across
the world. This standard supports Human Computer Interaction
(HCI)
"Prescribed ergonomic standards" -
correct answer ✅Now referenced in the Canada Labour Code II,
defined in the Canada OHS Regulations within Part XIX, "Hazard
Prevention Program" to prevent or address "ergonomics-related
hazards".
ACE -
correct answer ✅The Association of Canadian Ergonomists
CCPE -
correct answer ✅(Canadian Certified Professional Ergonomist)
designation.
Answers (Grade A+)
Ergonomics -
correct answer ✅"Design for human use". In the workplace, this
means applying knowledge of human characteristics to optimize
the match between workers, their tasks, and the work
environment. The key principle is fitting the task to the human.
The goal of an ergonomic approach is that the work task should be
designed, adapted, modified such that the CAPACITY of the worker
is? -
correct answer ✅enhanced and not exceeded
Most jurisdictions initiate ergonomics legislation with the goal of
preventing or reducing work-related ...? -
correct answer ✅musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)
RMIs stands for? -
correct answer ✅repetitive motion injuries
RSIs stands for? -
correct answer ✅repetitive strain injuries
,CRSP - Ergonomics Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
WMSDs stands for? -
correct answer ✅work-related musculoskeletal disorders
CTDs stands for? -
correct answer ✅cumulative trauma disorders
These terms are referred to in legislation and other ergonomic
resources and they also refer to the same group of injuries that
result from cumulative exposure to hazards that lead to wear and
tear on the body's tissues and structures. -
correct answer ✅The cumulative injuries of musculoskeletal
disorders (MSDs), repetitive motion injuries (RMIs), repetitive strain
injuries (RSIs), work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) or
cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs)
As some provinces, such Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland, that
don't have specific ergonomics regulations what clause is used to
issue orders? -
correct answer ✅have been issuing orders under "general duty"
clauses or industry specific regulations.
, CRSP - Ergonomics Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
Canadian Standards Association (CSA) - Guideline on Office
Ergonomics? -
correct answer ✅CSA Z412 Guideline on Office Ergonomics
ISO 9241 series -
correct answer ✅"The Ergonomics of Human-System Interaction"
remains one of the most influential standards in ergonomics across
the world. This standard supports Human Computer Interaction
(HCI)
"Prescribed ergonomic standards" -
correct answer ✅Now referenced in the Canada Labour Code II,
defined in the Canada OHS Regulations within Part XIX, "Hazard
Prevention Program" to prevent or address "ergonomics-related
hazards".
ACE -
correct answer ✅The Association of Canadian Ergonomists
CCPE -
correct answer ✅(Canadian Certified Professional Ergonomist)
designation.