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Masons never hold back, it is said. Their endurance in the face of demanding tasks is remarkable, but this resilience has its limits, especially with the actions specific to their trade:
Carrying heavy loads: Transporting bricks and cement strains the back, shoulders, and arms.
Constrained positions: Working crouched or bent creates back tension.
Repetitive movements: Using hammers and trowels tires the forearms and shoulders.
These efforts contribute to the wear and tear of the body at work. Wearing an exoskeleton alleviates these constraints and helps preserve the health of masons.
