1. Typical Field Workstations Overview Each workstation will have: –Telephone with voicemail. –Laptop holder for screen height adjustment. –Keyboard and mouse with ease of wiring to plug into laptop and LAN printer.

2. Typical Field Workstations Overview Curved collaboration worksurface with guest chair on casters.

3. Typical Field Workstation for Metal/Non-Metal Inspectors, EPD Staff and all Administrative Assistants Overhead storage with dividers for books and binders. May be opened by user while in sitting position. Task lights below overhead storage. Tack board for notices. Power and LAN connections at worksurface height. Ergonomic multi- functional task chair with seat/arm height and back tilt adjustments.

4. Typical Workstation for Metal/Non-Metal Inspectors, EPD Staff and all Administrative Assistants Articulating keyboard tray and mouse pad. Mobile pedestal with pencil tray, box and file drawers. Kiosk has coat storage at left, 24” deep shelf storage and three 30” wide lateral files.

5. Typical Workstation for Metal/Non-Metal Inspectors, EPD Staff and all Administrative Assistants Pencil cup, paper tray and folder holders may be located anywhere on the two tool rails. 17 linear feet of worksurface overall.

6. Typical Workstation for Coal Inspectors Magnetic white board for notes and mine map display. 36” wide two drawer lateral file cabinet. Mobile pedestal with pencil tray, box and file drawers. Ergonomic multi- functional task chair with seat/arm height and back tilt adjustments.

7. Typical Workstation for Coal Inspectors Overhead storage with dividers for books and binders. May be opened by user while in sitting position. Task lights below overhead storage. Tack board for notices. Articulating keyboard tray and mouse pad.

8. Typical Workstation for Coal Inspectors Power and LAN connections at worksurface height. Pencil cup, paper tray and folder holders may be located anywhere on the two tool rails. 17 linear feet of worksurface overall.

9. Typical Field Office Fax, Mail, Postage Area Worksurfaces and shelves may be located on the outside of the workstations to accommodate a variety of support activities.