Category: Construction Accidents

Who is Liable for Electrical Accidents on Construction Sites?

Posted On May 31, 2013 In Construction Accidents

In 2011 OSHA listed electrocutions as one of their “fatal four”, top causes of deaths on construction sites, killing 67 that year. Electricity is a critical component of a job site, but is it worth risking an injury or your life over?…

Who is Liable for Construction Falls on Construction Sites?

Posted On May 10, 2013 In Construction Accidents

Construction workers face dangers at work every day that many of us will never dream of. While some may have chosen this profession, it is imperative that they are guaranteed safety, especially when working at great heights.

In 2011 OSHA reported that falls were responsible for 35% of deaths on construction sites.…

Construction Injuries: Who Is Liable?

Posted On April 19, 2013 In Construction Accidents

Construction workers are at high risk of injury and death. It’s one of the most dangerous jobs. However, just because it is dangerous doesn’t mean that no one is held responsible when a worker dies or becomes injured. Someone is often held liable for the accident, and understanding who that might be in your case can help you build a strong disability claim.…

Who is Liable for Accidents on Construction Sites?

Posted On April 12, 2013 In Construction Accidents

According to the US Department of Labor 721 construction workers died in workplace accidents in 2011. Falls accounted for the most, 251 of the 35%. Out of the top then Occupational Health and Safety Act standard violations that same year, scaffolding, ladders and fall protection were amongst them.…

Is the Construction Industry Really Getting Safer?

Posted On March 10, 2013 In Construction Accidents

As a construction worker, you may already know that you have one of the most dangerous jobs out there. While you take all the necessary precautions possible, construction injuries and deaths still happen every year. Given the fact that construction is still prevalent in the state of New York, it doesn’t appear that this type of work will be going away anytime soon.…

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