A Colorado construction worker was involved in an on-the-job and eventually died as a result of the injuries suffered when he was pinned beneath a fallen beam on Tuesday, May 8. According to witnesses, the construction accident occurred when the man was standing on...
Month: May 2012
STUDY: OSHA inspections reduce on-the-job injury
Colorado has yet to be party to the study, but recent data in other areas shows that government inspections may help reduce on-the-job injury. For many businesses, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and their industry safety regulations are...
Outdoor workers: Safety tips to avoid on-the-job injury
As spring and summer roll in, a lot of workers inevitably head outdoors. Colorado workers in professions such as construction, landscaping, and roofing may be at risk for on-the-job injury if safety measures aren't practiced carefully. Outdoor workers face a variety...
Employee with electrical association injured in Colorado
Recently, a Colorado employee with the Morgan County Rural Electrical Association was injured on the job. He suffered physical injury after working on overhead electrical lines, although the extent of those injuries was not available. Emergency responders transported...
Prevent construction injuries: Pay attention to work zones
Construction accidents, whether it is collapsed scaffolding, defective equipment or construction explosions, are intrinsically perilous. Companies are responsible for their employees while they are on the clock, which means they need to ensure each construction worker...
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