Various workers in a facility are complaining about neck, shoulder, and back pain.

An ergonomic audit is conducted to identify existing problems and prevent future injuries by:

Assessing workstation setups and employee postures.

Evaluating repetitive motion risks and ergonomic hazards.

Providing recommendations to reduce strain and improve working conditions.

Why the other options are incorrect:

(A) Identifying new equipment is part of the audit but not its primary goal.

(B) Improved productivity is an indirect benefit, not the main purpose.

(D) Training may result from findings, but audits focus on workplace improvements​.