As a construction worker, using heavy equipment and machinery is a necessary part of the job. From faulty equipment to improper training and unsafe conditions, both workers and bystanders are subject to serious injuries or even death.
When you are the victim of an accident, your world gets turned upside down. Will I be okay? Will my family? How will I pay for my medical bills? Am I entitled to further compensation? Who is at fault for the accident? At Whiteside & Goldberg, we’re able to answer all of your questions and navigate you through the process so you can focus on healing.
Injuries from heavy machinery accidents
The heavy nature of the machinery with lots of moving parts makes these accidents especially serious, if not deadly. Common injuries include:
- Amputation
- Brain injury
- Broken limbs
- Disfigurement
- Fractured limbs
- Paralysis
- Permanent disability
These machines can cause serious injuries or even death; it’s crucial for contractors, machine operators, and all workers to take proper safety measures to prevent these unfortunate accidents.