Occupational Vision

Computer Vision Syndrome is a common condition that affects people who spend a lot of time working with computers. Symptoms include eye strain, headaches, and difficulty focusing.

The recommended distance between a computer screen and the user's eyes is 24-30 inches.

Eye injuries are a common occupational hazard for people who work in construction. These injuries can be caused by flying debris, chemicals, or tools.

All of the above types of eye protection are recommended for people who work in construction.

Eye injuries are a common occupational hazard for people who work in welding. These injuries can be caused by flying debris, sparks, or intense light.

All of the above types of eye protection are recommended for people who work in welding.

Respiratory problems are a common occupational hazard for people who work in painting. These problems can be caused by exposure to paint fumes.

Both dust masks and respirators are recommended for people who work in painting.

Skin cancer is a common occupational hazard for people who work in farming. This is because farmers are often exposed to ultraviolet radiation from the sun.

All of the above types of skin protection are recommended for people who work in farming.

Respiratory problems are a common occupational hazard for people who work in mining. This is because miners are often exposed to dust and other airborne particles.

Both dust masks and respirators are recommended for people who work in mining.

Hearing loss is a common occupational hazard for people who work in manufacturing. This is because they are often exposed to loud noise.

Both ear plugs and ear muffs are recommended for people who work in manufacturing.

Eye injuries are a common occupational hazard for people who work in transportation. This is because they are often exposed to flying debris or other objects.

All of the above types of eye protection are recommended for people who work in transportation.