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Scaffolding: Love it or hate it, it’s there for safetyNew York takes scaffolding safety very seriously. This article explains who is responsible for maintaining a safe environment for workers and pedestrians.
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Will Safety On The Job Be Impacted? Harwood Grants May Suffer Budget CutsOSHA training is partially funded by Harwood Grants, helping to keep workers safe. Will budget cuts have an impact on safety at your job? Learn more here.
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Why Construction Workers Should Protect Their EyesEye protection is important for construction workers because of airborne particles that can be found on the job. Lear more about on the job eye injuries.
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Can I Sue for a Cell Tower Accident in New York? Legal Rights for Injured Workers and FamiliesWorking on cell phone towers is a dangerous job. With increasing fatalities, OSHA issues stern warnings to employers to help ensure worker safety.
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What Are the Options After a Fatal Construction Accident Caused by OSHA Violations in NYC?Constructions companies are required to provide safety training and ensure all workers have the proper equipment, but not all do. Know your rights.
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Nail Gun Accidents on New York Construction SitesNail guns definitely make construction worker’s lives easier, but, unfortunately, there are risks of injury involved. The CDC provides several safety tips here.
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Tips to Avoid Common Warehouse and Forklift Injuries at WorksitesThe risk for injury is high for warehouse workers, construction site employees and shipyard laborers. Learn how to avoid common risks here.
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Could Fewer Inspections Be Causing Construction Accidents?There is an increase in construction accidents and injuries happening in New York City. Hofmann and Schweitzer protect the rights of construction workers.
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Safety Mistakes Turn Deadly For Construction WorkersFind out what is causing this deadly trend for construction workers in New York City and beyond. Call Hofmann Law Firm for representation if you have been hurt.
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Latino And Nonunion Construction Workers Face Considerable RisksA recent report details that Latino and nonunion construction workers face a considerable risk while working. Know your rights. Learn more here.
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