If one of your people has a circulatory disease, you should not allow that person to operate which of the following types of tools?

When considering safety for individuals with circulatory diseases, the primary concern lies with the effects of vibration on the body. Vibrating tools can lead to conditions like Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS), which can exacerbate circulatory problems by reducing blood flow and causing additional strain on the circulatory system. Individuals with existing vascular issues may already have compromised blood circulation, and using vibrating tools can cause further harm or discomfort.

Power driven tools, woodworking tools, and hand tools generally do not have the same effect on circulation as vibrating tools do. While safety precautions are necessary for all types of tools, the specific dangers associated with vibration make it particularly important for someone with a circulatory disease to avoid vibrating equipment entirely.