Working Conditions Statement Examples
Working conditions are differentiated from physical requirements, in that they are informational, describing the environment in which a position will operate. Will the employee be working outdoors in extreme weather for extended periods of time? Will they be routinely exposed to safe but potentially unpleasant odors? Will the work be performed somewhere other than a university facility (for example, remote field work)?
- working indoors and outdoors
- excessive heat
- excessive cold
- extreme weather conditions
- excessive humidity
- excessive dampness or chilling
- excessive noise, continuous
- slippery and uneven walking surfaces
- working around machinery with moving parts
- working around moving objects or vehicles
- working around moving machinery/heavy equipment
- working in close proximity to others
- exposure to offensive odors
- possible exposure to noxious fumes
- required to wear a university-provided uniform