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If you have suffered from an injury in the
workplace - you may be entitled to compensation.
An employer must always carry out a risk assessment
in the form of an investigation conducted to identify
whether any particular act or operation gives rise to a
safety risk or hazard. If they fail to do so and an
employee suffered injury - the employer will be liable.
Many people each year suffer injuries whilst working in
factory environments. Employers owe you a very high duty
of care in safeguarding your wellbeing.
If you feel that this duty has been breached and have
suffered industrial injuries in an
accident at work then please contact us to
discuss whether you have a valid claim. We have
various information pages about the different types of
industrial injuries suffered in the workplace:
1) Industrial injuries -
involving machinery 2)
Industrial injuries involving cranes
3) Industrial injuries
- Forklifts 4)
Industrial injuries - involving equipment
5)
Unsafe premises 6)
Ladders/scaffolding 7)
Inadequate training
8) Lifting accidents - Manual Handling
Our solicitors are experts in cases factory related
accidents so why not make an enquiry today and let us
assess your situation
NOTE - We also deal with specialist legal areas
involving conditions picked up by workers in factories
and similar working environments. Serious conditions
such as
asbestosis disease,
industrial hearing loss and
hand arm vibration syndrome are all very common in
UK factories. These legal claims can involve different
legal rules and time constraints and you should seek
advice as soon as possible to avoid any problems making
your case.
For immediate assistance please telephone our
FREEPHONE FACTORY INJURY AT WORK HELPLINE ON 0800 0322210. The
Claims Connection injury at work section - UK Accident
at work personal injury compensation.
FACTORY SAFETY NEWS:
Hertfordshire man prosecuted following the death of a
construction worker who fell four storeys while
replacing windows.
The HSE is warning the factory and construction
industry of the dangers of working at height following
the death of a man who fell while replacing windows.
Christopher Lucas from Bennetts End, Hemel Hempstead has
been fined £15,000 at City of London Magistrates Court
yesterday (27 November) following the death of Steven
Sinclair from Watford in a prosecution brought by the
Health and Safety Executive - January 2008
The Claims Connection factory accidents
compensation section - UK Accident at work personal
injury claims
accidents whilst training UK -
accidents with scaffolding or ladders -
accidents involving machinery or equipment -
accidents at work Leeds -accident
at work midlands -
injuries at work liverpool -
industrial injury claims -
work injury claims -
manual handling operations -
solicitors accident helpline -
warehouse
injury claims -
accident at work manchester -
wales -
slipping accidents at work - plane
passenger injury claims -
accidents at work london -
accidents at work wales
- medical negligence claims -
personal injury on a building site
More Links:
safety at work -
workplace legal
website -
British
safety website -
health & safety gov -
US legal
information institute -
work related injury
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