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Imagine starting your workday on a construction site, high above the ground, with the wind whipping around you. It’s a typical day for many construction workers, but it’s also a setting where safety is a primary concern. Falls are one of the leading causes of injuries...
Farming and agriculture have deep roots in the nation's history and economy. However, beneath the idyllic imagery of fields and barns lies a stark reality – farming is the most dangerous industry in the United States. The inherent risks associated with agricultural...
Injuries due to others’ negligence can take a heavy toll on several aspects of the victims’ lives. Not only do victims experience the physical and emotional effects of their injuries, but they also suffer from financial losses. Usually, medical malpractice victims...
In the midst of the clamor of jackhammers and the rumble of heavy machinery, a hidden danger awaits construction workers – vibration-induced disorders. Prolonged exposure to repetitive vibrations can harm their health long-term. These conditions can lead to...
Minnesota workers face injury daily on the job, and many of these injuries can be prevented. Simply being situationally aware, using proper body mechanics and the proper operation of heavy equipment can greatly minimize the potential for injury. The top causes of...
Most people in Minnesota think that workplace injuries have decreased with time. In a broad sense, that's true; things are much safer for workers today than they were a hundred years ago. But in 2019, there was an uptick in injuries leading to death on the job...
While safety is an important consideration for all workers in Minnesota, adhering to safety protocols takes on an added importance for electrical workers. About 1,000 people a year lose their lives in electricity-related accidents. Many of these unfortunate...
OSHA reports that U.S. employers pay almost $1 billion per week in direct costs related to injuries. Workers and businesses in Minnesota might be interested in reading a recent article regarding the use of technology to reduce workplace injuries. These injuries send...
Most people go off to work every day without giving a second thought as to whether they are going to return home safely that evening. They trust laws that have put safety measures in place and assume that proper procedures are being followed. However, workplace...
You trust your employer to make sure that your workplace is as risk-free as possible. You depend on a network employment and safety laws to prevent obvious dangers and protect you in case something does happen. Still, you probably go to work every day knowing that...
