Blog: Construction Accidents
- Filing a Compensation Claim After a Fall from Ladders or Scaffolding on a Construction Site: What Injured Workers Need to Know
September 05, 2024
Read MoreFalls from ladders and scaffolding are among the most common causes of injuries on construction sites. Whether the fall is from a poorly secured ladder or defective scaffolding, these accidents can result in serious injuries that may prevent you from working and leave you with mounting medical bills. Understanding your rights and how to file […]
- Construction Site Accidents in New Jersey: Know Your Rights
November 21, 2023
Read MoreConstruction sites are inherently dangerous places. Heavy machinery, complex equipment, and the necessity for workers to perform tasks at considerable heights contribute to the high risk of accidents. In New Jersey, construction site accidents are alarmingly frequent, prompting concerns about worker safety and the responsibility of employers and site managers. If you or a loved […]
- Understanding the Elevated Cancer Risks for Firefighters: Insights from Cherry Hill Workers’ Compensation Attorneys
September 06, 2023
Read MoreFirefighting is an admirable, yet perilous, profession. While many people recognize the immediate threats firefighters face, such as burns and smoke inhalation, fewer are aware of the insidious, long-term dangers lurking in the shadows. One alarming health concern that disproportionately affects firefighters is an increased risk of cancer. Our team at DiTomaso Law, experienced Workers’ […]
- University City Construction Accident Causes Fatality, Injures Another
July 08, 2021
Read MoreA 55-year old construction worker died at a work site in the University City section of Philadelphia when he was crushed by a drill that toppled over Tuesday night. Another worker, the operator of the drilling rig, was brought to the hospital with lower body injuries, according to fire officials.Emergency responders found the man trapped under […]
- How can Excavation and Trench Work Accidents be Prevented?
May 21, 2021
Read MoreConstruction work is one of the most hazardous occupations in the United States. These workers find themselves in precarious positions, like on high scaffolds, by busy roadways, and near electrical wires. These kinds of workplaces result in more workplace injuries than many other occupations. The very nature of construction is unstable and unfinished, and employees […]
- House Collapses in Brant Beach, Causing Two Construction Workers to be Hospitalized
September 25, 2020
Read MoreTwo men were airlifted to a local hospital after the top floor and deck collapsed on a Brant Beach home. The two men, ages 40 and 35, are construction workers who were working on the house before the accident occured. The collapse happened around 8:30 am on Sept. 24, 2020. A neighbor stated that she […]
- Protecting Yourself When Working in Tight Quarters
August 09, 2019
Read MoreWorkers whose jobs involve working in tight spaces face some immediate risks of injury, but they also face the long-term effects of working in small spaces. The proper protection can guard against the everyday threats posed by tight spaces, as well as the physical threats down the road. The Right Headgear Hard hats are mandatory […]
- Crane Safety Tips
August 01, 2019
Read MoreCrane safety procedures on a construction worksite can save lives and prevent serious injuries. Cranes that are located on top of high buildings are also at risk of injuring pedestrians below in a potential tip-over accident. There are multiple safety concerns that are important to crane use, including full knowledge of how much the crane […]
- Worker Participation Eliminates Accidents
July 05, 2019
Read MoreWorker injuries on construction sites have leveled off for the past decade, but this plateau still has industry officials concerned. At an estimated 14 construction fatalities daily, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the cost of construction accidents is too high. To make a dent in the approximately 99 construction injuries reported weekly […]
- Elevator Fatalities Increase in the Construction Industry
June 04, 2019
Read MoreA recent study by the Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) has found that elevator fatalities among workers have more than doubled since 2003 with the highest numbers in 2015. The CPWR also found that the most elevator fatalities occurred in the construction industry compared to other fields. The second highest field was manufacturing, […]
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