- 7 Steps to Ladder Safety
- A Prospective Study of Back Belts for Prevention of Back Pain and Injury
- Backs & Lifting Checklist
- Backs & Lifting Training Guide
- Bright Idea #4 : The "Binford Crab" Clamp
- Bright Idea #6 Trailer Lift
- Bright Idea #7 Ironworkers' Box
- Construction Ergonomics Checklist
- Construction Has High Rate of Muskuloskeletal Claims
- Construction Safety Association of Ontario - Injury Atlas
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Constructive Ideas : How to Get Through a Day's Work and Still have Something Left Over
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Constructive Ideas : Shovel Design Can Help to Reduce Forces on the Lower Back
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Constructive Ideas : Using a Pipe Carriage Prevents Back, Shoulder, and Wrist Fatigue
- CSAO Drywall Sanding: Dust exposure and ergonomics
- Deaths and Injuries Involving Elevators and Escalators - A Report of the Center To Protect Workers' Rights
- Decreasing Workload Among Construction Workers With the Use of Four New Pieces of Equipment
- Ergonomic Hazards for Each Trade
- Ergonomic Interventions to Reduce Back Injuries in the Home Building Industry
- Ergonomics Demonstration Project: Wallboard 2002
- Ergonomics in Construction : Where Does it Hurt?
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Evaluation and Management of Occupational Low Back Disorders
- Evaluation of Participative Projects in the Construction Industry : An Analysis of the Effectiveness of the Results in Practice
- Hazard Alert - Back Injuries
- How Much Am I Allowed to Lift?
- Impact of Work-Related Factors, Lifestyle and Workability
- Knee Pain and Discomfort
- Laboratory Evaluation of Isometric Strength and Horizontal Shear Forces
- Lifting Guidelines
- Lifting Materials Can Hurt Your Back
- Measurement Strategies in the Application of Guidelines for Manual Materials Handling in Scaffolding
- Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Masonry Trade
- Occupational Injuries among US Construction Workers Treated at the George Washington University Emergency Department, 1990-97
- Reducing Sprains and Strains In Construction
- Safety Awareness for Responders to Hurricanes: Protecting Yourselves While Helping Others
- Simple Solutions: Ergonomics for Construction Workers
- Surveillance of Construction Workers in North Carolina, Ohio, and Missouri :Summary of Final report to CPWR: January 2001
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Suspending Tools Prevent Back, Arm, and Shoulder Fatigue
- The Influence of Work Organization in the Correct Postures Maintenance in Civil Construction Tasks
