Workplace Injuries

If you’ve been injured in an accident and are recovering, one of the biggest stressors can be pressure from your employer to return to work. Maybe it’s subtle nudges like “We’re shorthanded” or “We really need you.”  Other times, it may be more direct, like a request...

Delivery drivers face unique challenges when navigating neighborhoods and managing tight schedules. Unfortunately, drivers also face risk of serious injuries. What issues often lead to accidents on the job? Traffic accidents One of the most significant dangers facing...

Most people can agree that professional drivers, including truck drivers, bus drivers and passenger vehicle drivers, are essential in helping to ensure that goods and people reach their destinations efficiently. However, it’s easy to overlook that the nature of their...

While every profession features occupational hazards, safety hazards are particularly pronounced for employees who work at industrial plants. For example, there is always potential for chemical explosions, which can expose workers to toxic chemicals and cause...

Demolition is a requisite for many development projects. Unfortunately, this process can pose a both obvious and hidden health hazard for workers on the ground. For example, without thorough building inspection prior to demolition, workers are at risk of asbestos...

An emergency medical technician (EMT) works a relatively dangerous job. They respond at a moment's notice to someone who needs immediate medical care. They may rush to the scenes of car crashes, active fires and criminal activity. The medical aid that they provide can...

Manual laborers often have a significant degree of risk associated with their jobs. Many of the deadliest professions are blue-collar or manual jobs. It only takes a moment to make a mistake that could cost someone their life if they work with electrical supply or...