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QUT staff who are in 'design talks' for counters should be aware that Facilities Management provides architects with a set of QUT standard requirements and architects refer as well to the relevant Australian Standards which apply.

User groups involved in re-furbishment or new work in office based areas, should be involved in the consultation process from its inception.

User groups should make informed choices based on their needs.

The ergonomic principles for the normal seated workstations outlined in the following documents, also apply in counter workstations.

Staff from the Health and Safety Advisory Services can be of assistance to the user groups if requested, contact Administrative Assistant on extension 89271.

Useful Australian Standards

Australian Standards online

*contains relevant information which includes dimensions and height of workstations

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