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Guardian Ergonomic Office Software (PR06830)

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PR06830 Guardian Ergonomic Office Software

https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/6830

Guardian-EOS is designed to help computer users to avoid an overuse injury by suggesting rest breaks based on the strain from keyboard and mouse usage. It is a dynamic and intelligent software that causes minimal interruption to work because it suggests a rest break only when it is needed. The Software features reporting tools that allow OHS and HR staff to identify people at risk of a workstation overuse injury, before it occurs.

General Details

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Features for Users
Personalised profile based on the user's health and the type of work they do
Video stretches with optional audio instructions
Tools to reduce strain - Autoclick, KeyControl and KeyRemapping
Break Timer rest breaks are based on 'strain' from keyboard and mouse use
Online Ergonomic Training - a self help kiosk designed to raise awareness and help users
Health Status Reporting allows users to provide discomfort feedback directly to OHS staff

Features for OHS & HR Managers
Comprehensive reporting and drill down analysis
Health Status Reporting
Dynamic work restrictions
Ergonomic reminder messages with optional microbreaks
Simple administration screen
Remote control of user profiles
Roaming network profiles that follow the users log in

Network Control
Guardian-EOS can be configured for use via network, intranet and internet
Supports scripting for easy control
Can be scaled from a single user to an organisation
Easily tailored to an organisations requirements

Manufacturer/Country
Australia

Models / Specifications

Model Guardian-EOS: One edition only

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          Maintenance

          Refer to the supplier and manufacturer manual for maintenance instructions and safety warnings.

          Standards

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