Job Title: Guideway Serviceperson

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Range of Motion (Degrees of essential ROM at each joint is variable depending on worker
characteristics and workstation dimensions).

Full range of motion, with respect to flexion, extension
and rotation. Flexion is required for low level work,
Neck x extension with overhead work and rotation is required
for maintaining visual awareness of the surrounding
area.

Full range of motion, with respect to flexion, extension
and rotation, can be required when using different

Eels tools/equipment and accessing components of the
guideway.
Full range of motion, with respect to flexion, abduction
Shoulder Xx and adduction, can be required when accessing and

using different tools and equipment.

Full range of motion, with respect to flexion and

Elbow x extension, can be required when accessing and using
different tools and equipment.

Full range of motion, with respect to flexion, extension,
supination, pronation and ulnar/radial deviation, can be

ae ss required when accessing and using different tools and
equipment.
Full range of motion, with respect to flexion, extension
Hip x and abduction, can be required with sustained walking,

accessing vehicles and sections of the guideway.

Full range of motion, with respect to flexion, can be
Knee Xx required with sustaining low level postures to access
components of the guideway.

Full range of motion, with respect to plantarflexion and
Ankle x dorsiflexion, can be required with sustaining low level
postures to access components of the guideway.
SENSORY/PERCEPTION/COGNITION

Inspecting the guideway, identification of parts and
components, as well as a safety precaution with

MoI respect to awareness of moving trains and other
vehicles.

Feeling X With manipulation of parts and components.
Communication with other staff and safety precaution

Hearing X with respect to hearing moving trains and radio
communication.

Speech x Communication with other staff and safety precaution

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