Cumulative trauma injuries are a common issue among construction workers. These injuries develop over time due to repetitive motions and long-term strain, making them difficult to prove in workers’ compensation claims. Understanding the challenges in proving causation...
Electrical accidents at construction sites are unfortunately common. Sadly, these accidents can result in severe injuries or even fatalities. Construction workers are often exposed to various electrical hazards as they work with power tools, wiring and machinery....
Like many other types of jobs in Virginia, construction work comes with its fair share of risks. However, how you handle an injury on a construction site can be the difference between a minor setback and a major one. What kinds of injuries do construction workers...
Construction jobs can be some of the most dangerous occupations for workers in Virginia. Spring and summer is the time that most construction projects are conducted, ranging from reworking highway surfaces to building new homes. There can be many situations where work...
Workers at a Virginia construction site may find themselves frequently dodging hazards. Falling objects and malfunctioning tools could lead to severe injuries. Sadly, physical harm might result in a fatality. Reviewing construction accident statistics reveals terrible...
Working in construction is rewarding and rife with opportunities, but it also comes with many more risks than the average white-collar or office job today. If you are a construction worker or in charge of a construction site in Virginia, understanding common...
Construction workers help keep the state of Virginia running, but unfortunately, many construction workers experience job-related injuries. No matter how skilled a construction worker might be, the very nature of the work presents many opportunities to get hurt. Some...
While on a construction site, you may encounter hazards when you climb a scaffold and begin to work. These physical dangers can come from various sources. Issues like unsafe platforms and a lack of supervision can lead to a serious personal injury accident. ...
Spinal cord injuries occur for a variety of reasons, but accidents on the road or falls on work sites like construction zones or shipyards increase that risk. The severity of the injury may leave an injured person with months of physical therapy and years of medical...
Construction workers face a substantial risk for falls on the job, which may lead to serious injuries such as spinal cord injuries. According to the Mayo Clinic, approximately 34% of all spinal cord injuries result from falls. Depending on factors such as the location...