This book explores the unique characteristics of Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) in tropical climates. While research on this topic is limited in  tropical regions, this books provides an overview of the principles of evaluating vibration hazards, the health effects of prolonged exposure, and the unique characteristics of HAVS in tropical environment, focusing on research done among Malaysian workers. The offers valuable insights into the diagnostic challenges and management strategies for HAVS in tropical countries, and practical knowledge for early identification and prevention of long-term disabilities. It is an essential read for those interested in understanding and addressing hand-transmitted vibration issues in tropical work environments.