JOB DEMANDS CHECKLIST Sample Clauses

JOB DEMANDS CHECKLIST. The purpose of this section is to describe the physical and psychological risk factors associated with the job. Applicants must review this form to ensure they can comply with these requirements and successful applicants will be required to sign an acknowledgment of their ability to perform the job demands of the position. This form is to be completed by the Manager / Supervisor of the position being recruited xx. Position: Director of Medical Governance Department / Unit: Medical Services Facility / Site: Albury and Wodonga Campus TASKS PERFORMED: Nature of Tasks to be undertaken (Collective description as best describes tasks).
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JOB DEMANDS CHECKLIST. Bairnsdale Regional Health Service endeavours to provide a safe working environment for all staff. The table below describes the demands and risk factors associated with this job. Applicants must review this information to ensure they can comply with these requirements. Successful applicants will be required to sign the acknowledgment at the end of the position description to confirm their ability to perform the job demands of this position. Frequency definitions: I = Infrequent Activity may be required very infrequently O = Occasional Activity required occasionally, not necessarily all shifts F = Frequent Activity required most shifts, up to 50% of the time C = Constant Activity that exists for the majority of each shift and may involve repetitive movement for prolonged periods N/A = Not Applicable Activity not performed Aspects of Normal Workplace Frequency Demands Description I O F C N/A Physical Demands Sitting Remain seated to perform tasks x Standing Remain standing to perform tasks x Walking Periods of walking required to perform tasks x Bending Forward bending from waist to perform tasks x Kneeling Remaining in a kneeling position to perform tasks x Lifting/Carrying Light lifting and carrying x Moderate lifting and carrying x Assisted lifting (mechanical, equipment, person assist) x Climbing, Working at Heights Ascending and descending ladders, stools, scaffolding x Pushing/ Pulling Moving objects e.g. trolleys, beds, wheelchairs and floor cleaning equipment x Reaching Arms fully extended forward or raised above shoulder x Crouching Adopting a crouching posture to perform tasks x Foot Movement Use of leg and/or foot to operate machinery x Head Postures Holding head in a position other than neutral (facing forward) x Fingers/Hand/ Arm Movement Repetitive movements of fingers, hands and arms e.g. computer keyboarding x Grasping/Fine Manipulation Gripping, holding, clasping with fingers or hands x Driving Operating a motor powered vehicle e.g. Use of hospital cars, deliveries, visiting clients, tractor, ride on mower, forklift, bus etc. x Aspects of Normal Workplace Frequency
JOB DEMANDS CHECKLIST. Bairnsdale Regional Health Service endeavours to provide a safe working environment for all staff. The table below describes the demands and risk factors associated with this job. Applicants must review this information to ensure they can comply with these requirements. Successful applicants will be required to sign the acknowledgment at the end of the position description to confirm their ability to perform the job demands of this position. Frequency definitions:

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