The phrase "aluminium worker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who works with aluminium, typically in manufacturing or construction settings.
Example: "The aluminium worker skillfully shaped the metal into the desired form for the project."
Alternatives: "aluminum fabricator" or "aluminum technician."
A few studies have reported results on reproductive outcomes among aluminium workers and MRI operators, but limitations in study designs prevent conclusions.
In a study among aluminium workers in Norway using the same questionnaire on MSD, the comparable number was 49% [ 40].
A previous study of the aluminium workers showed a higher frequency of reported symptoms in the lower back than in other parts of the body [ 17].
A comparable study among aluminium workers in Norway also found a relationship between higher physical activity and less reported MSD without differentiating between light and heavy activity [ 40].
Despite this, the relationship between many of these occupations and bladder cancer risk is unclear, with evidence of a strong association for a few occupations: aromatic amine manufacturing workers, dyestuffs workers and dye users, painters, leather workers, aluminium workers and truck drivers (Silverman et al, 2006).
In working populations, elevated FENO levels have been found in non-smoking aluminium potroom workers[ 8], in underground construction workers[ 9], in shoe and leather workers[ 10], and in bleachery workers[ 11].
But at the nearby plant of Beijing East Asia Aluminium Industry, a worker says that hundreds of employees are staying at home on basic pay.
8 9 A study conducted among aluminium-smelting factory workers in Norway also reported poor HRQoL among workers.
The blue-collar workers in the aluminium industry had a higher risk of sickness absence than the white-collar workers.
The study population consisted of workers at eight aluminium plants in Norway.
