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Local Law Firms Home > Workers' Compensation Work Injury Law Overview > Warehouse & Factory Accidents Warehouse and factory workers may be exposed to a number of possible threats at work. Injuries seen at warehouses and factories can range from slip and falls to exposure to dangerous chemicals. The possible injuries are endless depending on the type of warehouse or factory. Do you know someone who has been injured while working in a warehouse or factory? Our workers’ compensation lawyers are here to help secure compensation for warehouse and factory injuries. Contact a workers’ compensation attorney in your area to get started. Possible warehouse or factory injuries:
Warehouse jobs often include moving large pallets of products on and off trucks, as well as on and off shelving units. Shelving units in warehouses are often several levels high, which poses a danger of products falling from high up. Warehouse jobs may also involve running tow motors, which may result in a variety of accidents. Finally, warehouse jobs may cause injuries related to exposure to the elements. Due to the nature of the business, many warehouses are not temperature controlled, which means they are cold in the winter and hot in the summer. The potential for injury in a factory will vary depending on the size of the factory, the type of products being developed, and the degree to which the owners take safety seriously. The severity of the injury may also vary greatly depending on the type of product being produced in the factory. There should be safety measures in place to address the unique dangers posed by the product being produced and the machines being used to produce it. Have you or someone you love been injured while working in either a warehouse or factory? Our workers’ compensation lawyers are here to help you and to ensure you get the compensation you deserve for your accident. Contact a workers’ compensation attorney in your area for help.
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