CONSTRUCTION SITE ACCIDENTS
Although the construction industry has numerous safety rules, construction sites are among the most dangerous locations to work as mishaps happen more frequently than one might think, and they can result in irreparable damage or lifelong injuries.

The Construction Accident Legal System
The Construction Accident Claims Legal System
In the United States, construction accident claims are generally handled by personal injury and workers’ compensation laws, which differ greatly by state. Understanding the laws and regulations is the first step toward expressing your rights and receiving the compensation you deserve. GetCashNow provides you with the expertise required to navigate through the complex laws to get you the compensation you deserve.

Personal Injury Laws

Workers’ Compensation

OSHA Regulations
Possible Liable Parties For Damages In A Construction Site Injury Lawsuit?


Construction Site Owners
Under certain circumstances, their obligation for maintaining a safe environment may subject them to liability.

General and sub- Contractors

Equipment Manufacturers

Other Third
Parties
Understanding Fault in Construction Site
Determining who is at responsibility in a construction accident necessitates an extensive investigation. Unsafe working conditions, failure to follow safety regulations, and the use of defective equipment are all indicators of negligence.
Key Fault Indicators To Look Out For
- Workers do not receive adequate training or supervision.
- There is insufficient safety equipment and protocols for those operating at heights.
- Failure to distribute or insist on utilizing personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Breaking OSHA’s safety requirements.
- Exposed holes that lack suitable marking or concealment.
- Misuse of heavy machinery such as cranes and forklifts.
- Workers do not receive adequate training or supervision.
- There is insufficient safety equipment and protocols for those operating at heights.
- Using risky or defective equipment.
- Failure to distribute or insist on utilizing personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Breaking OSHA’s safety requirements.
- Failure to properly maintain equipment and machinery.
- Exposed holes that lack suitable marking or concealment.
- Misuse of heavy machinery such as cranes and forklifts.
- Stacking materials too high or in an unsafe manner, causing collapses or falling objects or Improper storage or handling of materials can result in spills, falls, or collapses.
- Electrical risks arise from exposed wiring or inappropriate use of electrical equipment.

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