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Construction accident overview

The United States Department of Labor reports over 4,000 people were killed on the job in 2009. Construction work is rewarding—but hazardous. Construction leads all other industries in the number of injuries at work. Serving Montgomery, Union Springs, and Tuskegee, the construction accident law firm of Frank M. Wilson has a successful 30-year track record assisting workers suffering injury resulting from construction site accidents.

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In May, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited an Alabama company a potential $200,000 in fines for exposing workers to fall hazards. In April, another company faced proposed fines of $69,000 for safety violations including machine guarding hazards. In March, yet another Alabama construction company faced $47,000 in fines for exposing workers to possible cave-in accidents.

Safety violations—and construction accidents—happen far too often. Construction workplace injuries occur throughout Alabama, giving rise to compensation claims by those injured on dangerous worksites.

In Montgomery, Tuskegee, and Union Springs, our construction accident lawyers thoroughly investigate the causes of these accidents and provide accurate assessment and aggressive representation to obtain adequate financial payment for workers injured on the job.

Below are leading types of construction accidents and the injuries they can cause:

  • Being Hit:  Being struck by an object is a common construction site injury. Our Union Springs construction accident attorneys have investigated and represented individuals injured by vehicles, falling objects, and moving machines such as cranes. Being hit by a machine part or object can result in crushing injuries, amputation, traumatic brain injury, broken bones, disability, and death.
  • Falls: According to OSHA, elevated- and same-level falls are the leading cause of death and injury—accounting for one-third of all construction site deaths. Falls from scaffolding and ladders, through inadequate walkways or flooring, and from cranes or other machinery commonly lead to injuries including broken bones, lacerations, impalement upon exposed rebar, spinal cord and traumatic brain injury, and death.
  • Electrical accidents: Accidents involving electrocution or burns are a common hazard on construction sites. Employees frequently work on, or near, powerful overhead electrical lines and are injured by inadvertent contact, or arcing from power line to machinery. Electrical burns are a serious injury causing deep, often permanent tissue damage, disability, and death.

Safety is paramount on a construction site. If you are hurt at work—call us. Our construction accident lawyers work hard to get you back on the job.

Contact skilled construction accident lawyers in Montgomery

Understanding the real cause of a construction accident may not be possible without consulting an experienced Tuskegee construction accident attorney. The law firm of Frank M. Wilson is dedicated to providing excellence in legal service. Call our office toll free at 888.366.5732 or at 334.649.7106 for a free, initial consultation, or contact us online today.

The Tuskegee construction accident attorneys at Frank M. Wilson proudly serve clients throughout Montgomery, Bullock, and Macon counties.

Frank M. Wilson

444 S. Perry Street
Montgomery, Alabama 36104
Phone: (334) 420-2931
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