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Power tools and other equipment used by professionals on construction sites are dangerous. Mistakes while using machinery and tools can result in severe traumatic injuries. Whether workers make accidental contact with another person's body or drop a tool from an...
Construction sites are among the most dangerous places to work. Most fatal injuries at these sites are caused by falls. Falls that result in death or catastrophic injuries are most likely to involve a significant height. Just this March, a Florida construction worker...
There are numerous safety hazards present at every construction site. Current safety standards reflect the hazardous nature of construction work. Hard hats and other forms of head protection are the standard requirement at most construction sites. Even professionals...
Here in the Sunshine State, there is no such thing as “construction season,” because construction crews work all 12 months of the year in this subtropical climate. That means that construction injuries occur year-round, too, as this recent accident that occurred...
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...
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...
Construction sites are hazardous environments where workers face risks every day. Construction workers who have suffered workplace injuries may struggle with pain and suffering, medical expenses and lost wages. In addition, they may be unsure of their rights and...
The dust you barely notice at work could threaten your health. Silica exposure is an occupational hazard in construction, mining and manufacturing industries. Workers who inhale silica dust over time can develop silicosis, lung cancer and other respiratory diseases....
Construction workers are some of the most vulnerable employees. Poor worksite health and safety standards for heavy machinery and hazardous materials create a dangerous environment. Construction accidents can lead to severe injuries. In such cases, the injured worker...