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Hyperlink; Hazard Control–A magazine article with six recommendations to reduce musculoskeletal disorders in mechanical, sheet metal, and similar workers.
The ProblemLoading and unloading mixers requires awkward and twisting postures. When workers mix grout and mortar in the traditional way, they have to repeatedly shovel sand into the mixer.…
The ProblemDrilling holes in ceilings requires working on ladders or elevated work platforms.The work involves repeated forceful exertions while working above the shoulder.This task can be repeated…
The ProblemConstruction work performed at floor level often requires workers to stoop, squat or kneel for prolonged periods of time.Biomechanical research shows that high compression forces occur in…
The ProblemA hand screed requires the worker to be bent over, using a strong grip to pull the board over the wet concrete.Workers exert a lot of shoulder and arm force repeatedly.Doing this work…
The Problem: Manual Crimping
Hyperlink; Hazard Control–A collection of tip sheets and general information to help prevent musculoskeletal disorders in construction workers.