I know from communication with Mechanical Turk workers that there is a way to limit the number of HITs a specific worker can complete, but I cant figure out how to do it. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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See
http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSMechanicalTurkRequester/2008-08-02/
Note that this refers to the number of assignments that a worker can have currently accepted. Once the worker has submitted an assignment, they can accept another assignment.
You probably shouldn't care how many HITs a worker completes overall, but there might be a reason why you want to change the number a worker can have currently accepted from the default 10. Of course, a worker can only accept one assignment from a HIT with multiple assignments.
If you really, really want to limit the number of HITs a worker can actually do, you're going to need to either specify that you're not going to accept more than a certain number per worker, explicitly stating that you're going to reject any submissions once the limit has been reached OR you could monkey with qualification types to do that (but that could be a lot of work)!
As an example of the latter, if you want to limit someone to doing N total assignments, you could a qualification type for each HIT and grant no more than N types to any one worker.