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Prevention is often a key component in avoiding construction site injuries. While some accidents happen without mitigation, others may occur solely due to worker or workplace oversight. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) releases data on the top...
Industrial accidents may lead to devastating results. Fingers often get jammed in gears and high-speed pistons risk hands and limbs with a simple slip. Whether through accident or negligence, it is important to understand what follows a catastrophic injury at work...
Most people understand that workers' compensation covers medical bills associated with on-the-job injuries. However, there are many more facts employees must know about it. Here are some of the most critical facts surrounding workers' comp. Employees receive workers'...
Humans invented the ladder more than 10,000 years ago. While there have been some advancements in materials and construction, ladders have not changed much. This is because they are easy to use and their design is effective. Still, ladders are responsible for many...
Losing a loved one to a workplace accident is a shock on multiple fronts. The unexpected loss is an emotional blow that suddenly demands you navigate complex financial hurdles. Workers' compensation has a hand in helping with these costs, but it is important to know...
If you work in construction, it is crucial to have a clear understanding of the risks you face on a regular basis. The chances of becoming seriously hurt or killed in a work-related accident are especially high in this field, and recognizing hazards (as well as the...
Workplace injuries continue to be alarmingly common in the U.S. In fact, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were more than 2.5 million of them in 2021 alone. Luckily, most injured workers eventually make complete recoveries. While receiving prompt and...
In 2021, 5,190 individuals died from work-related injuries, while 2,607,900 individuals experienced injuries from accidents on the job. Workers’ compensation is set up so that you can receive compensation for medical bills, lost wages and other expenses after an...
If you type or make other repetitive motions at your job, you should pay close attention to your hand and wrist health. After all, according to the Mayo Clinic, repetitive hand and wrist movements can increase your chances of developing carpal tunnel syndrome. If you...
Working in education is already a difficult task on its own. There are many stressors to deal with on a daily basis. Even though it seems like a relatively physically safe position, risks still exist. Teachers all across the nation suffer from numerous job-related...
