Workplace injuries can affect any professional environment, however it is safe to say that a worker making use of heavy machinery and cumbersome materials can experience their own unique occupational health risks.

Construction areas, for example, can feature a number of hazards which are particular to the work site, building type and the number of employees involved with the project.

However, there are ways to reduce the risks of injuries occurring - many health and safety guidelines are in place across industries to ensure the safety of employers, workers and the public.

Safe equipment use is also a factor in onsite risk management - lifting heavy items can be made safer and easier with the use of conveyors.

Able to handle heavy objects - such as brick, tiles, sand, rubble and cinder blocks - with ease, these motorised movers can transport items across building sites quickly and efficiently.

Being large and unwieldy, conveyors are not the easiest machines to store - hiring equipment can mean you get the best practical use from the item, before handing it back to the hire company when you are done.