Working in an environment with life-threatening danger can often require proper training and a defined plan in case of an emergency. The Colorado Occupational Safety and Health Administration recently made the decision to cite a Colorado ski resort $14,000 for its...
Month: September 2014
Risk of being injured on the job in Colorado
Information published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics recently revealed that certain professions may place workers at a greater risk of being injured on the job. Work that requires the use of machinery or exists within an unpredictable environment in Colorado may...
Safety rules needed on dust explosions and workplace injury
The Chemical Safety Board evaluates other agencies' safety regulations regarding chemical hazards and makes recommendations for change. The chairman of that board has initiated a stepped-up effort to influence federal regulators to establish a nationwide set of...
How do I file a construction accident claim in Colorado?
Colorado employees who work in certain industries may be fully aware that their jobs are riskier than others. Those who work in construction may feel this way, as their work exposes them to potential harm more so than in other jobs. However, this does not mean that...
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