Construction sites are characteristically dangerous environments, filled with heavy machinery, powerful tools, and numerous potential hazards.  Some of the most common causes of injuries occurring on construction sites include unstable scaffolding, electrical hazards, defective tools, chemical exposure, falling objects, lack of proper safety equipment, and slip-and-fall incidents. 

When a construction worker is injured on the job, the physical, emotional, and financial toll can be overwhelming. Medical expenses can quickly spiral out of control, while lost wages compound financial strain. The pain and suffering associated with serious injuries can have a profound impact on a person’s quality of life, affecting not only the injured worker but their entire family.