If you have suffered industrial injuries through an accident whilst at work - you may be entitled to compensation. We can deal with your case and have expert solicitors nationwide ready to act on your behalf. Making a claim

There are many thousands of accidents that occur in the workplace each year. Whether you work in a factory, on a building site or even in an office - no environment is completely safe. It is not realistic to expect an employer to spot every hazard or prevent every possible accident from occurring.  

The employer must, however:  

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 suffers injury - the employer will be liable.  

We have various information pages about the different types of industrial injuries suffered in the workplace:  

1) Industrial injury - involving machinery

2) Involving cranes

3) Forklifts

4) Involving equipment

5) Unsafe premises

6) Ladders/scaffolding

7) Inadequate training

8) Building site safety  

Read more about work related upper limb disorder WRULD caused by working conditions, routines or tool usage.

Our solicitors are experts in cases involving industrial injuries so why not make an enquiry today and let us assess your situation. If you have been injured at work - you may be able to claim.   For immediate accident claim assistance please telephone our FREEPHONE ACCIDENT CLAIM helpline on 0800 0322210     

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