Construction Workers’ Accidents

Burn injuries can be very serious. While most workers may associate burn injuries with those due to open flames, there are several other causes that can lead to serious injuries. Depending on the type of burn, the treatment and recovery period can look very different....

Nail guns are a common sight in workshops and construction sites across Maryland. When used appropriately, they can increase productivity and efficiency at work. However, it is important to remember that nail guns are a powerful piece of equipment. According to the...

Trenches are one of many hazards to be aware of if working on a construction site in Maryland. Gravity dictates that when you cut a trench into the ground, the surrounding earth wants to fall in and fill it. If you are inside when that happens, the consequences could...

We often expect construction accidents to involve the powerful machines or temporary structures regularly found on job sites across Maryland. Indeed, this equipment can be dangerous and cause catastrophic accidents, particularly when they are defective or unsafe....

Extreme weather poses threat to construction workers Working outside in the elements can be a significant draw for people who prefer to work in the fresh air than in an office behind a desk. However, Mother Nature can prove to be quite dangerous to people working...

Road construction, repairs and relocation projects are critical to Maryland’s infrastructure. Despite how critical these projects are, they can still be frustrating for road users and dangerous for workers. This combination tragically results in hundreds of deaths and...

Scaffolding can be a critical component of any major construction project in Maryland. However, while its purpose is to make worksites safer and more accessible for workers, it can also cause unsafe conditions and accidents that ultimately endanger people. Some of the...