In some professions, you have to take risks. Construction workers know that they’re in danger when working at heights, for instance, or when using power tools. You cannot always avoid these risks. That said, there are often safeguards in place to reduce the risk....
Month: September 2021
Depth can be as dangerous as height on a construction site
When you try to identify risk factors on a construction site, most people will talk about heights. Working at significant elevations can be dangerous, and falls are one of the leading causes of death among construction workers and a major cause of injury. However, it...
Types of toxic gases in the workplace
The workplace can be a dangerous place in Minnesota. It is not uncommon for workers to encounter toxic chemicals or harmful gases that could lead to health problems and workers' compensation claims. In this blog post, we will discuss the different types of toxic gases...
What benefits are collectible under workersʼ compensation?
Immediately after a workplace incident, your main focus may be on getting treatment for yourself or even cleaning up the scene so that work can resume. It is only after you go to the doctor and find out how extensive your injuries are that you start to worry about...
What you need to know about workers’ compensation in Minnesota
Workers' compensation is a form of insurance for employees injured in the line of duty. It provides medical benefits and wage replacement in case of an accident in exchange for waiving the right to sue your employer for your workplace injuries. Under Minnesota laws,...