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Danger for New Jersey Ironworkers

For more than a century, ironworkers have proudly constructed skyscrapers, hospitals, sports arenas, towers, bridges and the other buildings and infrastructures that we rely on today. However, they have done so at great risk to their personal safety. Ironworkers have one of the highest rates of injury and death in the United States.

As an ironworker, or someone who loves an ironworker, it is important to understand the risks of the job and to know when to call a New Jersey construction accident lawyer for help.

Risks to Construction Ironworkers

While all construction workers face risks, it is the ironworkers who are often putting together the steel frame of the building with heavy equipment and in all kinds of weather. Accordingly, many New Jersey ironworker injuries occur because ironworkers:
  • Work outside in all kinds of weather. The wind, rain, ice, snow, and lightening may all present potential dangers for an ironworker.
  • Work with heavy equipment that could cause serious injury or death. Specifically, the equipment that ironworkers use to move and assemble their structures can crush them, fall on them or run them over.
  • Work at great heights. Falls are one of the most significant threats facing ironworkers.

Any of these accidents can result in significant injuries such as spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, amputations or even death.

When to Call a New Jersey Construction Accident Attorney

If you have been hurt, or if you have lost a loved one, in a New Jersey ironworker accident, then it is important to call a New Jersey construction lawyer as soon as possible. Your lawyer will investigate the accident, make sure that all of your legal rights are protected and advocate for your fair recovery.

For more information about how a New Jersey construction attorney may be able to help you, please call 1-800-362-9329 for a free consultation.