Industrial Accidents

In the construction industry, and on building sites, in heavy and light industries, in factories and in warehouses accidents occur every year that cause injuries to workers. Many of these accidents could have been avoided, and the Health and Safety Executive works hard to enforce regulations and to improve the safety of workplaces.

If you are unfortunate enough to have an industrial injury, whether it is a physical injury to a limb or part of your body, or an industrial disease, or perhaps deafness caused by excessive industrial noise, you may have a claim for compensation. Your employers have to comply with many safety regulations in relation to your work place, access to it, and the way that machinery and equipment has to be guarded, maintained and operated.

If your employer has been at fault by failing to comply with any of the regulations, or has failed in some way to take reasonable precautions for your safety, and your accident was caused completely or even in part by this fault or failure, you should get independent specialist advice about making a claim. By claiming compensation online or calling National Accident Helpline on the free phone number you can be put in touch with a specialist solicitor for a free consultation about your claim. It's as easy as that!