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Quick Lube Oil An Evaluation of Ergonomic Risks By: Benjamin Davidson Dustin Dillard Quick Lube Oil Full-service, 15-point Oil Filter Change Includes: Chassis lubrication Check/fill transmission fluid, windshield-washer fluid, coolant, power steering fluid, and battery fluid Inspect differential, tires, air filter, emission breather, PCV valve, and brake fluid Vacuum interior, check wiper blades, wash windows, oil hinges, check hoses, check belts, check inspection stickers. Exterior Window Cleaning Description: Rinse and squeegee of all exterior windows, front and rear windshields, etc. Evaluation: Vehicles vary in size, some larger and harder to access than others. Rear and front windshields create the most stress on the body because of location. Risk Factors: Repetitive motion in an awkward position in wrist, shoulders and lower back, overreaching, awkward placement of weight on back. Solutions: Step ladders help reduce stress put on the back when an object is held our in front of you. Also holding onto a shorter squeegee will put less stress on the wrist. Oil Level Check Description: removing stick measurer, whipping, and replacing to remove once more to read accurate level of oil. Evaluation: Placement of measuring stick varies from vehicle to vehicle, trucks and SUVs are harder to reach because they are at a higher level, however cars require more bending over. Risk Factors: Repetitive motion in an awkward position, burns from hot oil, possible carpal tunnel from twisting wrist to remove measuring stick, awkward shift of weight on lower back. Solutions: Working at an easier side of the car will help. For taller vehicles a step ladder will allow you to have more space to work. Putting a mat or something down on the car will prevent burns on the employee. Tire Pressure Description: Remove valve stem cover, places pressure gauge on valve stem, inflate or deflate as per manufacturer requirements. Evaluation: Valve stem location may vary though