Introduction:

Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD) are a major health problem, cause disability and reduce the profitability of companies.

Objectives:

To evaluate the risk to biomechanical overload, to carry out anthropometric measurements for a prevention-oriented job redesign.

Material and Methods:

Descriptive cross-sectional study in a job using ISO TR 12295 standards, anthropometry of 10 workers with ISO 7250-1:2017 standards and redesign of the job under ISO 14738 standards.

Results:

manual lifting of loads at a critical level, forced static posture at an unacceptable level, repetitive movements of the right upper extremity, or a ocrachecklist of 11.5, were evidenced. The anthropometric measurements of 10 workers were obtained, with which the redesign of the job was proposed.

Conclusions:

The redesign managed to eliminate the danger of manual lifting of loads and reduce the risk of forced postures and repetitive movements of the upper extremity.

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