Ergonomics in office work, seeks to correct and design the work environment in order to reduce risks associated with the type of activity: restricted mobility, inadequate postures, poor lighting, among other elements, and its negative consequences on the health and well-being of people, resulting in musculoskeletal injuries in the shoulders, neck, hands and wrists, circulatory problems, visual disturbances, and much more. As a result, the organizations that manufacture furniture and office equipment are increasingly focused on providing a design that adequately reflects advances and cutting-edge ergonomic applications. The unit of measurement that ergonomics should use in this case would be the square meters for each person.
