Welding and iron work can be extremely dangerous. It takes a significant amount of skill and experience to install steel beams and build the framework of large construction projects. Even when construction workers have the experience necessary to do these jobs, there are still numerous opportunities for an accident to happen. In most cases, welding and iron work accidents result in catastrophic injuries that may impact you for the rest of your life. It’s common to require extensive medical care and ongoing rehabilitation. The cost of this care can be financially crippling, especially if you are unable to keep working after your accident. Fortunately, you don’t have to go through this difficult time alone. Mickey Fine is here to help. Mickey Fine has helped many construction accident victims recover the compensation they deserve, and he can make sure your rights are protected every step of the way. The best way to learn about your legal options after a welding and iron work accident is to speak with Mr. Fine in person. Please call (661) 333-3333 today to schedule your free construction accident consultation at our Bakersfield office.
Common Welding and Iron Work Accidents
Common causes of welding accidents include:- Sparks that can cause skin injuries
- Inhalation of metal fumes that may damage your respiratory system
- Exposure to ultraviolet and infrared radiation
- Electrocution and burn injuries
- Exposure to intense visible light
- Deafening noise
- Falling debris
- Swinging rebar
- Trench collapses
- Malfunctioning, poorly maintained, or unsafe construction equipment
- Inadequate safety gear