Choose a workplace to analyze for the field project. The workplace can be somewhere where you work or the workplace of a family or friend. It can be anywhere, but choose a job that will be physical in nature (lifting, pushing, pulling, or repetitive work etc.) Not a sedentary job and NOT an office job. For example: an industrial manufacturing plant, a loading dock, a storeroom clerk, construction, mailroom clerk, warehouse, grocery store clerk etc. You should analyze only ONE job. Or, if it's a complicated job then just analyze 1-2 tasks within the job. For example, a mechanic and construction job are far too complex to analyze in their entirety for this assignment. So for these types of jobs pick 1-2 physically heavy tasks to analyze. Don't bite off more than you can chew. Keep it simple. I would rather you analyzed a few tasks and did a thorough job; rather than analyzing a huge complex job and do a superficial analysis. The job must contain some type of lifting/pushing/pulling/carrying task, so that you can use the NIOSH equation or other manual materials handling analytical tools. The job you choose should also have some of the risk factors for