What are the hazards associated with hand fitting?

Hand fitting involves precision work that can pose several hazards, including repetitive strain injuries from prolonged hand use, exposure to sharp tools and materials, and potential accidents from slips or misalignments. Additionally, inadequate lighting or poor ergonomics can lead to eye strain and musculoskeletal disorders. Proper training, ergonomic workstations, and the use of protective equipment can help mitigate these risks.