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According to the 1998 report from the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), the primary musculosketal hazards for auto glass installers are:		Whether you have been in the industry for five days or five years, you know what it feels like after removing auto glass all day. It's bad enough on your body when it's hot, but it's even worse when it's cold. *image is of current model and configuration: subject to updates in packaging, composition and components.
Body Part at Risk	Physical Exposure Hazard	Cause of Hazard
Shoulders	Awkward Arm Postures Excessive Force Application	Excessive Reaching Use of cutting tools
Hand and Wrist	Awkward Arm Postures Excessive Force Application Vibration	Use of cutting tools Use of cold knife Use of electric cutting saw
Head and Neck	Excessive Force Application	Lifting glass with head

Last updated: 09/04/2008

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