09/28/2025
We are very excited to hear Brandon present at the iP Utility Safety Conference & Expo on behalf of CIP Solutions at the conference October 28-30th in Phoenix, AZ! The Expo brings together leading safety and operations minds from across the country for three days of education and networking. If you’re a utility safety or operations professional, this is a can’t-miss event!
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🚨 Speaker Highlight: Dr. Brandon Gonzales with CIP Solutions, LLC. will be at the iP Utility Safety Conference & Expo!
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His session will be "Built to Last: Elbow Performance Strategies for Lineworkers."
Join us October 28th - 30th, 2025, in Glendale, AZ
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Lineworkers in utility construction face a high risk of elbow injuries, including Lateral and Medial Epicondylitis. This presentation explores these conditions, starting with the elbow joint's mechanics and vulnerabilities. The session will cover elbow anatomy and kinesiology, with a focus on ergonomic evaluations and identifying areas often overlooked for intervention. Attendees will be introduced to a new theory of evaluation and intervention that will allow them to bring new self-care management and prevention techniques to their workforce. These strategies can be implemented to reduce elbow discomfort and injury rates. This presentation aims to provide safety professionals working with construction employees the knowledge and tools necessary to prevent pain, maintain function, and enhance overall well-being.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the primary symptoms, causes, and treatments options for Lateral and Medial Epicondylitis
- Review the mechanics of the elbow joint and the vulnerabilities inherent to the joint.
- Explain the anatomy and kinesiology of the elbow through a “construction” framework for ergonomic evaluation.
- Examine the positional fault theory and self MWM’s that safety professionals can use as a resource to help their colleagues.
- Investigate strategies to help safety professionals reduce elbow discomfort in the utility construction population.