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The Indian handloom industry is the secondlargest employment provider for rural population in India with almost 43 lakh weavers. A significant portion of State workforce in Telangana is dependent on handloom industry for employment in which women participation is quite high as weaving is a family profession. Mostly women are involved in reeling, winding, and weaving which are labour intensive activities. The structure of handloom weaving industry consists of both unorganized sector and an organized sector. The unorganized sector comprises of independent weavers, master weavers and weavers working under them. The organized sector consists of the apex society popularly known as Co-optex, the weavers’ societies and the weavers working under them.

Ergonomic Assessment of Activities Performed by Female Weavers