Health and safety hazards of carpenters include:

• Injury hazards from the use of various machinery and tools.
• Exposure to toxic molds, fungi and bacteria.
• Toxic hazards from exposure to chemicals, solvents and other materials.
• Cancer from exposure to solvents, formaldehyde in pressed wood, and wood dust.
• Exposure to flammable or combustible materials, including wood dust.
• Injury from working in awkward positions, performing repetitive tasks, and lifting.
• Exposure to extreme temperatures working outdoors, with heat stress and frostbite risks.
• Risk of eye injury from flying particles.
• Risks of falling from working at heights.
• Stress and increased risks of injury from shift work and extended work days.