Assemblers and Machine Operators

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assemblers and machine operators hurt on jobIf you are an Assembler or Machine Operator, the nature of your job is essentially repetitive. Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI) are often the result. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics' 2002 study rated Assemblers as having the highest number of RSI events, followed by Cashiers, Secretaries, and General Office Clerks.


Repetitive stress injuries are caused by:

  • uninterrupted repetitions of an activity or motion
  • unnatural motions such as twisting the arm or wrist
  • overexertion
  • incorrect posture
  • muscle fatigue

Repetitive stress injuries occur in the:

  • wrists
  • hands
  • fingers
  • thumbs
  • elbows
  • shoulders
  • back
  • knees
  • neck
  • hips
  • feet

Even though the damage done by repetitive motion is progressive, it is nonetheless a work related injury. If you are suffering from RSI, seek prompt medical care and consult with an attorney to understand your rights. The law as it applies to RSIs can be complicated, and the various deadlines can be difficult to understand. That is why obtaining advice from an attorney knowledgeable about Ohio workers’ compensation claims is crucial to your case. 

If you are an injured assembler or machine operator in need of workers' compensation,
CALL NOW to discuss your case with John Gee for FREE!
513-829-6606 | 513-489-8787

Serving Butler County, Warren County, Hamilton County including:
Hamilton, Fairfield, Middletown, Trenton, Oxford and Ross, Ohio.
Kentucky and Indiana residents with Ohio based employers must file their claim in Ohio and use an Ohio Attorney.
 



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