Varicose veins are commonly found among people with occupations demanding a prolonged standing period and heavy work. This study was conducted to assess clinical morbidities and risk factors of varicose veins among construction workers. The cross-sectional study was conducted among 176 workers in the age group of 30 – 55 years. Presence of sign and symptoms were assessed using a self-structured checklist and presence of risk factors associated with varicose veins were assessed using self-structured risk factor checklist. Among the selected workers, 67.61% were males and 55.5% of the participants did activities related to standing after work. Bulging veins in legs were seen in 28.98% with swelling of the leg in 22.73%. Risk factors assessment showed consumption of alcohol in 86.36%, and heavy weight carrying in 97.73%. Awareness of the varicose veins and the causative risk factors among workers are important to reduce the morbidity.