Most people want to work for their living. They derive satisfaction and often pleasure from achieving competence and success in the workforce. So, if all that abruptly changes due to an accident or illness that leaves them unable to continue working, they may feel...
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Safety tips for working on ladders
We recently discussed some of the reasons for workplace accidents on construction sites. At the top of the list are falls, which lead to the greatest percentage of fatal accidents on construction sites and also lead to serious injuries for many workers. A fall could...
3 airborne illnesses construction workers can sustain on the job
Construction work often involves activities that disturb dust, mold and chemical particles. Workers who breathe in contaminated air for prolonged periods face a heightened risk of contracting airborne illnesses. Understanding these risks is vital for helping to ensure...
Electricity is a major construction safety hazard
Working in construction comes with many different safety risks. Construction professionals need to protect themselves from falls and other gravity-related incidents, including struck-by injuries caused by falling objects. They need to be cautious as they share space...
3 types of employment that expose workers to knee injuries
Knee injuries are among the most common musculoskeletal disorders affecting workers across various industries. These injuries not only cause physical discomfort but can also lead to long-term mobility issues and lost workdays. Understanding which types of employment...
Can workers’ comp awards affect eligibility for other benefits?
Workers’ compensation awards provide financial support and medical coverage for employees who are made ill or injured as a result of their work-related circumstances. Unfortunately, receiving a workers’ comp award may affect eligibility for other types of benefits,...
Florida employees should use caution in the heat
Most people who live in Florida know that the summer days are often sweltering, but they may not realize the hazards that come with working in that type of heat. It’s critical that anyone who’s out in the heat takes steps to prevent heat-related illnesses. While...
Can a toxic workplace make you sick?
It is easy to think of workplace illness as something caused by chemicals, dust or physical strain. But sometimes, the biggest threat to your health is the emotional toll of where you work. If you are dealing with constant tension, unfair treatment or even bullying on...
Working below grade creates the risk of a cave-in
Gravity-related incidents are a common source of construction worker injuries. Workers can fall from a significant elevation. They can also end up hurt when objects fall from above them and strike them. However, being far above ground level is not necessary for a...
What should workers know about knee injuries?
Knee injuries are common for many workers, and it’s not always the professions that are considered dangerous that can lead to these. These injuries are often due to undue strain on the knees, overexertion and repetitive stress. Fortunately, it’s sometimes possible to...
