Used cartsor dolliesinstead ofcarryingUsedmechanicalaid (e.g.,pallet jack,lift assist)Did notlockkneesBroke downa heavy loadinto smallerpartsTook abreak afterrepetitiveliftingEyes are at thesame level of thetop of yourcomputer screento preventexcessive neckmovementMaintainedneutralspine whilemovingParticipatedin Start ofShiftStretchesSuggestedanergonomicimprovementUsed stepladderwhennecessaryWrists are inneutralposition whiletyping/workingWalked withclear line ofsight (loadnot blockingview)Use ergonomicliftingtechniques(bendat knees insteadof back, keepback upright, etc)Testedweight ofitem beforeliftingUsed propergrip (wholehand, notfingertips)Use handexercises to helpincrease joint'srange of motionand lengthen themuscle andtendonsMaintainedgood postureduring the workday to reducediscomfort, painor fatigueFrequently useddesk accessories(tape, sharpie,etc.) are all withinarm's reach whileworking at yourstationUsed legs(not back)to lift aloadHaveparticipated inan ErgonomicTeam activity(this sheetcounts!)Rotated jobduties inorder to avoidrepetitivemovementsStoredtools withineasy reachAssistedor led astretchwith teamUtilized apull stickwhenproduct isout of reachUsed height-adjustableworksurfacesStoredheavy itemsat waistheightGave 1ergonomicfriendly tip toa member ofsafety/opsAttendedTierMeetingStayedin PowerZoneTell safety/opsdefinition ofergonomicsReported anear miss orergonomicconcernInspectedequipmentbeforeuseReporteddamaged ormissingergonomictoolsAvoidedoverreachingor awkwardposturesProperlyadjusted theheight of anadjustableworkstationUtilizedteam liftwhennecessaryCoacheda peer onsafe liftingtechniqueUsed properfootwearwith goodsupportKept loadclose tothe bodywhile liftingCheckedload weightbeforeliftingKeptkneesshoulderwidth apartUse theproper toolfor the jobyou arecompletingDid nottwist,pivotedinsteadUsed cartsor dolliesinstead ofcarryingUsedmechanicalaid (e.g.,pallet jack,lift assist)Did notlockkneesBroke downa heavy loadinto smallerpartsTook abreak afterrepetitiveliftingEyes are at thesame level of thetop of yourcomputer screento preventexcessive neckmovementMaintainedneutralspine whilemovingParticipatedin Start ofShiftStretchesSuggestedanergonomicimprovementUsed stepladderwhennecessaryWrists are inneutralposition whiletyping/workingWalked withclear line ofsight (loadnot blockingview)Use ergonomicliftingtechniques(bendat knees insteadof back, keepback upright, etc)Testedweight ofitem beforeliftingUsed propergrip (wholehand, notfingertips)Use handexercises to helpincrease joint'srange of motionand lengthen themuscle andtendonsMaintainedgood postureduring the workday to reducediscomfort, painor fatigueFrequently useddesk accessories(tape, sharpie,etc.) are all withinarm's reach whileworking at yourstationUsed legs(not back)to lift aloadHaveparticipated inan ErgonomicTeam activity(this sheetcounts!)Rotated jobduties inorder to avoidrepetitivemovementsStoredtools withineasy reachAssistedor led astretchwith teamUtilized apull stickwhenproduct isout of reachUsed height-adjustableworksurfacesStoredheavy itemsat waistheightGave 1ergonomicfriendly tip toa member ofsafety/opsAttendedTierMeetingStayedin PowerZoneTell safety/opsdefinition ofergonomicsReported anear miss orergonomicconcernInspectedequipmentbeforeuseReporteddamaged ormissingergonomictoolsAvoidedoverreachingor awkwardposturesProperlyadjusted theheight of anadjustableworkstationUtilizedteam liftwhennecessaryCoacheda peer onsafe liftingtechniqueUsed properfootwearwith goodsupportKept loadclose tothe bodywhile liftingCheckedload weightbeforeliftingKeptkneesshoulderwidth apartUse theproper toolfor the jobyou arecompletingDid nottwist,pivotedinstead

Ergonomics BINGO! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Used carts or dollies instead of carrying
  2. Used mechanical aid (e.g., pallet jack, lift assist)
  3. Did not lock knees
  4. Broke down a heavy load into smaller parts
  5. Took a break after repetitive lifting
  6. Eyes are at the same level of the top of your computer screen to prevent excessive neck movement
  7. Maintained neutral spine while moving
  8. Participated in Start of Shift Stretches
  9. Suggested an ergonomic improvement
  10. Used step ladder when necessary
  11. Wrists are in neutral position while typing/working
  12. Walked with clear line of sight (load not blocking view)
  13. Use ergonomic lifting techniques(bend at knees instead of back, keep back upright, etc)
  14. Tested weight of item before lifting
  15. Used proper grip (whole hand, not fingertips)
  16. Use hand exercises to help increase joint's range of motion and lengthen the muscle and tendons
  17. Maintained good posture during the work day to reduce discomfort, pain or fatigue
  18. Frequently used desk accessories (tape, sharpie, etc.) are all within arm's reach while working at your station
  19. Used legs (not back) to lift a load
  20. Have participated in an Ergonomic Team activity (this sheet counts!)
  21. Rotated job duties in order to avoid repetitive movements
  22. Stored tools within easy reach
  23. Assisted or led a stretch with team
  24. Utilized a pull stick when product is out of reach
  25. Used height-adjustable work surfaces
  26. Stored heavy items at waist height
  27. Gave 1 ergonomic friendly tip to a member of safety/ops
  28. Attended Tier Meeting
  29. Stayed in Power Zone
  30. Tell safety /ops definition of ergonomics
  31. Reported a near miss or ergonomic concern
  32. Inspected equipment before use
  33. Reported damaged or missing ergonomic tools
  34. Avoided overreaching or awkward postures
  35. Properly adjusted the height of an adjustable workstation
  36. Utilized team lift when necessary
  37. Coached a peer on safe lifting technique
  38. Used proper footwear with good support
  39. Kept load close to the body while lifting
  40. Checked load weight before lifting
  41. Kept knees shoulder width apart
  42. Use the proper tool for the job you are completing
  43. Did not twist, pivoted instead