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1 Injured In Florida Construction Accident

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The construction industry is known for being dangerous. Heights, electricity, machinery, tools, and heavy materials are all elements that can cause serious accidents. One person was injured in a construction accident in Wellington. The incident occurred on the afternoon of November 1 on 50th Street. A construction crew was putting up a roof truss… Read More »

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Man Killed In Accident At Construction Site

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Construction sites are necessary to erect homes and other buildings, but the truth of the matter is that they are generally unsafe. Tractors are common on these sites and while many drivers are skilled and properly trained, unexpected conditions can occur, such as hitting a ditch. This was what recently happened in St. Johns… Read More »

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Worker Killed In West Palm Beach Construction Accident

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One of the biggest causes of construction-related deaths is falls. Buildings can be many feet tall, especially high-rises, which are considered to be at least 75 feet tall. When a construction worker falls from such a height, the most common result is fatality. Sadly, this was what recently happened in Florida. A woman was… Read More »

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Worker Injured In Trench Collapse

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Construction sites have many hazards, and one of them is a trench collapse. A trench collapse is a construction worker’s worst fear, as nothing is worse than being buried alive. A Florida man was recently the victim of a trench collapse in Brevard County. Fortunately, he survived after being up to his neck in… Read More »

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Man Crushed To Death On Florida Construction Site

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Construction sites are known for being dangerous. There are numerous risks involved in this industry. Because of this, many people are injured or killed while working on various buildings. Sadly, this happened to a man who was crushed to death while using a porta-potty on a construction site. The fatal accident happened on the… Read More »

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Man Killed In Florida Construction Accident

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Construction is a necessary industry. It’s how houses and businesses get built. However, it’s not a safe occupation, with many injuries and deaths happening every year due to machinery, heights, heavy materials, electricity, power tools, and other factors. A Florida man was recently killed in a construction accident in Panama City Beach. The fatal… Read More »

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Construction Worker Gets Benefits For Workplace Injury

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Those who work in the construction industry face dangers every day. While slips and falls, electrocutions, building collapses, and machinery accidents are all common, so are repetitive motion injuries. These injuries are not only painful but can also lead to mobility issues. On December 2, a Florida appellate court awarded a construction worker benefits… Read More »

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Florida Man Crushed To Death In Construction Accident

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The construction industry is very dangerous. Heights, machinery, and tools make jobsites hazardous for employees, causing serious construction accidents. Buildings are also prone to collapse, and any workers in the building at the time can fall to their death. Sadly, this was the case for a Florida man working on a Dollar General store… Read More »

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