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Working in a setting such as a factory can pose many dangers to individuals. Proper health and safety must the imposed to enforce the safety of all individuals working there. Depending on the severity of the accident at work, the consequences and injuries can vary. More severe accidents are more likely to be a cause of serious injuries that are likely to have a long term detrimental impact on your health.
Experiencing more severe injuries is likely to have a negative impact on your life and restrain you from performing everyday tasks such as attending work. Which can be a financial burden to individuals who need to pay for daily expenses; this is why claiming compensation for your damages is usually essential to enable perusers to come out with a fair outcome for the loss they have faced.
It is your employer’s duty of care to ensure the safety of their employees at all times, and ensure they are kept safe to the highest possible standard. They must follow the health and safety guidelines and perform regular maintenance checks to ensure the safety of the workplace. This includes making sure health and safety risks are avoided, and regular maintenance is performed on machinery to avoid accidents from occurring. If you have experienced injuries due to the negligence of your employer; we highly advise you to contact one of our experienced solicitors now.
In these types of working environments, injuries are quite common, this is why is it exceptionally important to avoid these from occurring by enforcing a high standard of health and safety in the workplace. Factories tend to be busier environments, during which dangers and hazards can be common. The most common types of factory accidents include:
These are the most common types of accidents that can cause injuries, depending on the severity of the accident, you may experience long term complications to your health. We advise that if you have been involved in any sort of accident at work that was not your fault, no matter what the cause, you may be eligible for compensation.
After being involved in an accident at a factory, we recommend that you report this to your employer as soon as you can and record it in an accident book. Gather as much evidence from the accident scene by taking pictures of the accident scene, and noting down a thorough report of what has occurred. The more evidence you can supply to back up your claim, the more likely you are to achieve a successful outcome.
We pride ourselves in delivering the best quality work for our clients, ensuring they come out with the highest possible compensation for their damages. By providing excellent customer service and updates throughout your claim, you will be sure that you left your claim in the right hands.
Contact our solicitors now. We provide our clients with a free initial consultation, during which you will be able to discuss and start your successful no-win-no-fee claim now.
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