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Workers involved in poultry processing are more susceptible to injuries than many workers in other industries. Every industry involves some level of risk. However, the poultry industry poses much greater challenges for workers. They may not only fall sick due to their job, but a fall in the workplace may cause a severe injury to … Read more
Machines are used in industries so that the work can be done in a more efficient, easy and quick manner. They are the backbone of the manufacturing, construction and transportation industries. While machines are certainly a blessing to such industries, if they malfunction or are not used correctly they may become a curse. OSHA states … Read more
Knee injuries are among the more common workplace injuries. Workplace injuries are more common than we thinkโthese injuries, particularly those requiring hospitalization and surgery. Injuries can lead to high medical expenses, wage loss, etc. Knee injuries are among the more common workplace injuries. Apart from causing pain and discomfort, they can affect daily activities, making … Read more
Sanding and blasting are very useful techniques which are commonly used in various industries. Blasting is an age old technique used to refine a surface. Compressed air is used to blast an object with a gritty and abrasive material to make its surface smooth and even. Earlier, sand was commonly used for blasting. After it … Read more
While machines and tools increase speed, quality, and productivity, they also put workers at risk of injury. Tools and machines are used in factories and workshops in virtually all industries. While machines and tools increaseย speed, quality, and in turn productivity, they also put workers at risk of injury. Injuries can range from minor to … Read more
Workers who return to work part-time after recovering from an injury are often worried about their workers’ compensation benefits. Once an injured worker is medically fit to take up light duty or part-time work he may return to work. Generally, they can continue to receive workers compensation benefits because they are not getting a full … Read more