When you're walking down the street, the last thing you expect is to be injured in a construction site accident. Unfortunately, these incidents are common and may leave those injured dealing with the pain, stress and uncertainty. If this has happened to you, you're...
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4 types of machine-related accidents in construction sites
Construction sites thrive with the hum of machinery, from cranes lifting steel beams to excavators digging foundations. These heavy equipment help build the city but they also pose significant risks. Among the various hazards on the job, accidents caused by machinery...
It is best to avoid walking by a construction site
Construction sites have warning signs and barriers around them for good reasons. These areas are inherently dangerous due to falling debris, unstable structures, heavy machinery and toxic substances. Unfortunately, many people have suffered injuries while walking by a...
How can a coworker’s actions on a scaffold lead to an injury?
Knowing how to use a scaffold is a key part of working in the construction field. However, one scenario people do not always think about is how coworkers behave on the scaffold. What they do can affect how safe it is for other employees and could eventually lead to...
What are some common causes of scaffolding accidents?
Many of the accidents occurring on construction sites result from complications with scaffolding. Working at elevation on scaffolding requires careful attention to detail and safety considerations. Falling from a scaffolding platform often results in serious injuries....
6 safety tips for preventing slip and fall construction accidents
Construction sites have inherent risks, and slip and fall accidents are among the most common hazards. As a construction worker, it is vital to prioritize safety and take preventive measures to avoid such accidents. Here are six safety tips to help construction...
How can construction workers avoid rebar injuries?
Even though concrete is strong, it is usually not strong enough on its own to support extreme weight or to reach tall heights. As a result, construction crews routinely embed concrete with steel reinforcing bars. Rebar often has sharp ends that can cut or even impale...
Lowering your risk of injury on a construction site
Working in the construction industry requires significant stamina and physical ableness. You will experience a harsher work environment than many other professionals do on a daily basis. Knowing some ways to minimize your injury risk can help you stay safer and work...
How dangerous is working on a scaffold?
While on a construction site, you may go about your job without thinking about what incidents or accidents could happen. When an injury does occur, there could be multiple causes and reasons why. Negligence from other workers and a lack of preparation from those in...
What are the top causes of construction site injuries?
California is in the midst of a building boom, with real estate and commercial developments demanding the construction industry to keep up the pace. Along with the increase in productivity comes the higher likelihood of workers facing injuries. Construction workers...