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Heavy equipment reduces physical strain but poses another risk

The heavy equipment and power tools used in the construction sector and in other blue-collar professions help to limit the

Accidents aren’t necessary for tools to cause worker injuries

Power tools and other equipment help make blue-collar jobs less physically demanding for workers. Instead of manually performing every job

Worker-related sound exposure could lead to hearing loss

Many people have to work in an environment where they are exposed to a high level of noise. This can

Manual labor workers may be at risk for tennis elbow

When tennis players practice or play matches, they repeat the same swinging motion with a racket many times. This can

On-the-job knee injuries can lead to lifelong problems

Knee injuries are among the most common injuries that occur in the workplace. While they’re more common in certain industries,

How does Ohio law address workplace fatalities?

Workplace fatalities leave families devastated and uncertain about the next steps. In Ohio, several laws guide how these incidents are

Two strategies for preventing holiday workplace injuries

Although the holidays are a time of merriment, it is also peak season for workplace accidents. Workloads tend to increase

The leading safety and health risks of professional painting

Working as a professional painter may not involve as many risks as doing construction work. However, those who make their

How repetitive stress injuries can impact people’s income

The human body is not a machine, however much employers might like to treat it that way. When someone has

What does it mean if you’re dizzy at work?

If you begin feeling dizzy at work, it could be a sign of something simple. Maybe you’re just feeling overly

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