Protecting Injured Workers
And Their Families For The Short And Long Term
Ladders make many workplace tasks possible. They make others safer. For example, standing on a properly set up ladder to change a lightbulb is preferable to balancing on someone’s shoulders or on a stack of chairs. Yet, each year, many employees fall from ladders and...
The majority of people face some sort of risk during their daily working activities. However, due to the nature of their environment and the use of heavy machinery, construction workers face a heightened risk of injury. One common piece of equipment that is utilized...
Scaffolds are common and necessary on many construction sites, but they also present serious injury risks if you work in construction, window cleaning or film, among other industries. Because of their temporary nature, scaffolds often undergo regular erection and...
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can be catastrophic for victims and their families. In many cases, the victims are left with physical, mental and social needs that can't easily be fulfilled by their primary caregivers.For example, housing needs can be a serious...
If you work in construction, nobody has to tell you that your job is dangerous. You already know it and deal with the risks every day.However, some of the tools you may use are inherently more dangerous than others. According to experts, these are the most dangerous...
A new report from the Minnesota area's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) indicates that the construction industry is still incredibly dangerous to workers -- despite all the safety regulations that are supposed to be in force.The report indicates...
"Working construction" used to be a young person's occupation. After all, younger people are better suited to the labor-intensive work of construction than older workers whose bodies are starting to show the signs of a lifetime of wear and tear.Well, in recent years,...
If you work in construction, nobody has to tell you that your job is dangerous. However, some dangers are more significant than others. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the top four causes of fatalities in construction include:...
