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Many Causes of Construction Worker Falls Could Be Prevented By Common Sense Safety Measures Construction workers injured in falls due to employers not utilizing safety measures may be entitled to workers’ comp. Learn five causes of these accidents. -
New York-Area Construction Accidents Increasing in Frequency: Do You Have a Plan of Action for a Worksite Injury? As the construction business booms in the New York metropolitan area, construction accidents are rising rapidly—learn your rights as an injured worker here. -
Crane-Related Injuries and Deaths Affect Every Individual on a Construction Site Tall or small, cranes play a large role in many construction projects, and may often put the men and women who work around them in danger. -
The Heat is On, New Jersey: Construction Workers Must Be Aware of Heat-Related Illness and Injury Risk As summer descends on New Jersey, construction workers and site supervisors must be aware of heat-related illnesses and injury. -
Up on the Roof: A Dangerous Profession With High Accident Risk As spring nears, the busy season for roofers will soon swing into high gear—and so do New Jersey roofing injuries. -
Protecting Your Eyes on the Jobsite: Construction Workers at Risk of Serious Eye Injuries Good vision is critical for your safety in your construction job, but your eyes are very vulnerable to workplace injuries. Find out how to protect them here. -
When Is a Construction Company Responsible for a Falling-Debris Injury? Could you sue your employer for an injury caused by falling debris? Find out when a negligent construction company may be liable for more than worker’s comp. -
Are Your Headaches and Other Ailments Caused by Asphalt Fumes? If you work with asphalt and inhale the fumes on a daily basis, you are at risk for experiencing a variety of health hazards. Do you already suffer from them? -
Construction Workers More Likely to Be Injured in Vehicle Accidents in the Winter Were you involved in a car accident while you were on the clock? Learn how construction workers can file injury claims after a wintertime crash. -
Why Construction Workers Continue to Suffer Nail Puncture Injuries on the Job Did you suffer a puncture injury due to a misfiring nail gun? Find out the biggest reasons why construction workers suffer nail gun injuries on the job. -
Employers Should Protect Against Construction Site Falls Due to Cold Weather Falling temperatures and unpredictable storms increase the risks of cold weather accidents. Learn how to protect against construction site falls this winter. -
Will a Sidewalk Shed Protect You From Falling Construction Site Debris? Pedestrians aren’t the only ones at risk of being struck by falling debris on construction sites. Find out what workers can do to prevent suffering an injury.