Illinois citizens lucky enough to have found gainful employment in the construction industry will make many sacrifices to hold onto their jobs. Unfortunately, we have learned that personal safety is often one of these sacrifices. We know that Americans need their jobs to provide their families with life’s basic needs. However, if you suffer catastrophic injuries or die in a construction accident, your family will be left to fend for itself.
Construction accidents can happen for many reasons leaving you seriously injured and possibly without an income. Talking over your incident with a lawyer can open doors to compensation that you might not have considered. However, it is always wise to avoid workplace accident risks whenever possible.
We know it can be difficult for construction employees to assert their safe working environment rights. With that said, you can preserve your safety without compromising your job. Here are a few tips:
Always use personal protective equipment like hardhats and eye or ear protection when performing your work.
Assess each work site carefully to pinpoint injury risks such as falling or being struck by objects.
Read all safety materials that accompany any potentially harmful toxins used in or near your workplace.
Make use of fall prevention systems anytime you are working at elevated heights.
Do not be tempted to ignore your personal safety so that you can work faster.
In today’s world, employers are required to make sure their workers have as much protection from construction accidents as possible. This means that they must supply you with protective gear, proper training and information about construction accident risks. You can discover more about workplace safety and construction accident remedies by reading our website.
Amoni Law Offices, P.C. is located in Aurora, IL and serves clients in and around Aurora, Sugar Grove, Batavia, Elburn, North Aurora, Mooseheart, Bristol, Big Rock, Kane County and Kendall County.
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