- A Biomechanical Analysis of Various Brick Sizes
- Backs & Lifting Checklist
- Backs & Lifting Training Guide
- Bright Ideas #8: McGovern Lever
- Construction Has High Rate of Muskuloskeletal Claims
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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 : Reduce Your Risk of Back Injury -- Let Your Equipment do the Work
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Constructive Ideas : Using a Pipe Carriage Prevents Back, Shoulder, and Wrist Fatigue
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Constructive Ideas: Balanced Tool Belts Can Start Your Back Off in the Right Position
- Drilling Overhead: Ways to Make a Tough Job Easier
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Evaluation and Management of Chronic Work-Related Muskuloskeletal Disorders of the Distal Upper Extremity
- Evaluation of an Intervention to Reduce Trunk Flexion among Stud Workers
- Hazard Alert - Back Injuries
- How Much Does A Bricklayer Lift?
- Interventions to Reduce Back Injuries in Masonry - TIP SHEET
- Keeping Concrete Masons Healthy
- Measurement Strategies in the Application of Guidelines for Manual Materials Handling in Scaffolding
- Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Masonry Trade
- New Tools for Drywall Finishers May Reduce Injury Risk
- Promotion of Work Ability Among Cleaners
- Simple Solutions: Ergonomics for Construction Workers
- Summary of Stooped and Squatting Postures in the Workplace Conference Proceedings
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Suspending Tools Prevent Back, Arm, and Shoulder Fatigue
- The Effect of Overhead Drilling Position on Shoulder Moment and Electromyography
- UC Ergonomics/Safe Pavement Breakers
- UC Ergonomics/Safe Pavement Breakers Presentation
- Workplace Solutions: Preventing Injuries from Installing Drywall
- Workplace Solutions: Reducing Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders among Rodbusters
