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Explosions in the workplace can be catastrophic for workers. They can cause disfiguring scars, traumatic brain injuries, lung damage and fatal injuries. Thus, every precaution should be in place to protect them. Unfortunately, accidents causing an explosion still...
Workers can suffer numerous injuries on the job, including falls from heights, being crushed by a powerful machine and severe burns after an explosion. Indeed, these situations can result in devastating injuries. However, an injury-causing event need not be blatantly...
Traumatic injuries and experiences on the job can leave workers struggling with lasting, painful conditions that are not necessarily visible to others. For instance, a person can develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in relation to their job, and...
People often worry about work-related injuries while they are on a job site, whether that is a manufacturing plant, construction project or office. However, not all work accidents happen in a building. For instance, you could get seriously injured in a work-related...
Whether you work in construction, manufacturing or auto repair, you may regularly use powerful machines and equipment. And unfortunately, at any time, these devices can cause devastating injuries. Too often, workers suffer burns, amputations or even death due to...
Recovering from a workplace injury can be frustrating and difficult. There can be medications to take, activities to avoid and countless doctor visits to schedule. Once you get through all this and are well enough to return to work, the hardest part could thankfully...
Working in an industrial setting exposes people to countless hazards. The nature of the industry means that employees are often working with powerful machines or in environments where they could fall or be struck by falling objects. Whether you or a loved one works in...
Work-related accidents do not need to be catastrophic or life-threatening to be painful. Everyday actions like twisting, turning and lifting can also result in acute or chronic injuries. These actions can cause back pain, muscle strains and other conditions that can...
Occupational exposure to toxic chemicals can cause a range of severe conditions, from burns to cancer. Unfortunately, the risk of injury or illness does not necessarily end when a worker leaves their job. For instance, a recent study revealed that exposure to the...
Did you know that every year more than 2.8 million people seek emergency treatment for a traumatic brain injury, according to the Brain Injury Association of America? That number is more than a statistic. It represents hundreds of thousands of families who must cope...
