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When do workplace injuries become 3rd-party cases?
As the California workforce grows, so does the number of serious and fatal workplace injuries. The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health says that all
Struck-by hazards cause many construction workers’ accidents
Hazards that pose severe threats are present on every building site. The California Division of Safety and Health requires each employer to provide work environments
Workers’ compensation: Considerations to ensure crane safety
Construction sites pose an endless list of safety hazards, most of which are covered in the safety regulations prescribed by the California Division of Occupational
Construction workers’ accidents are preventable
California employers must address safety hazards in the workplace. And yet, construction workers' accidents claim thousands of lives each year. The California Division of Occupational
Can a competent person prevent construction workers’ accidents?
Any construction site in California must have a so-called designated competent person, and a safety inspector could ask anyone on-site to identify that person. What
Construction workers’ accidents: Cal/OSHA issues $600 fine
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health recently reported its findings on an investigation into a June incident when a driver became trapped in
Construction workers’ accidents: 7,200-pound beam crushes worker
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health is investigating the death of a worker who suffered a fatal on-the-job injury on a recent Monday
Construction workers’ accidents: Rebar tower falls onto workers
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health reports that it is investigating a recent incident that caused critical injuries to a worker in Fremont.
Workers’ compensation claims for lung diseases can be challenging
Following the National Healthy Lung month of October, workers in California might benefit from the awareness campaigns that were run to underscore the hazards posed