Simple steps for preventing construction falls
You may be fortunate that you have not fallen or witnessed the death or injury of a co-worker who fell from a height.
Understanding “take-home” toxic exposure
The California Supreme Court rendered an opinion late last year that could prove to be a landmark decision in the realm of toxic exposure liability.
Safety issues regarding workplace use of diesel equipment
When used in the workplace, such equipment can give rise to concerns regarding worker exposure to diesel exhaust.
Authentic construction worker in a difficult balancing position between scaffold and formwork frame
Is your job dangerous?
The good news is that you do not live in an era where there continue to be approximately 14,000 workplace fatalities in a single year.
Taking the right steps after a workplace injury
Taking the proper steps is critical to avoid missing out on the essential coverage workers’ comp offers.
Noise on the job may damage more than your hearing
If you work in an industry where the levels of noise are considerably high, you may not be surprised if these health screenings reveal that you may have a significant loss of hearing.
Protecting your head and eyes on the job
It may be surprising for you to learn that head and eye protective equipment are the very last resort in a workplace environment.
What are the dangers of working with heavy equipment?
As a worker in California that spends a lot of time around heavy equipment, you also spend a lot of time risking equipment-related accidents.
Injuries common among restaurant workers
As a California restaurant employee, you face unique workplace hazards that differ from those faced by others in America’s workforce.
Could you afford an average of 10 days off after an injury?
If you work in the California construction industry, the average amount of time you could spend away from work if you suffer an injury is 10 days.