Factories can be dangerous if safety rules are not followed. Many factory injury claims happen because of simple but serious hazards. Below are common risks that lead to a factory accident injury compensation claim:
● Machinery Accidents: Workers can get hurt if machines are faulty, unguarded, or used without proper training. Injuries may include crushing or entanglement.
● Slips, Trips, and Falls: Wet floors, spills, or cluttered walkways often cause these accidents.
● Falling Objects: Items falling from shelves or heights can cause head or body injuries.
● Chemical Exposure: Harmful fumes, chemicals, or hot steam can burn skin or harm health.
● Defective Equipment: Poorly maintained tools and machinery increase the chance of accidents.
● Repetitive Strain Injuries: Long hours on production lines can strain muscles and joints.
The majority of such accidents happen due to employer negligence. The lack of protective equipment (PPE) and poor training, broken equipment that was not repaired, and working in unsafe conditions are typically causes. In order to ensure the safety of the workers, proper safety signs, good training and frequent checks are advised.