A workplace injury can appear as a far off, benign problem until it becomes a firsthand experience. Depending on the seriousness of the injury, such mishaps can result in months -- and even years -- away from a job. Most Texans do not stop to muse upon the issues that can unfold after an accident...
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Month: January 2018
The underlying issue within oil field accidents
The oil industry is crucial in today's world, but especially in Texas; after all, thousands of workers in the state make a living from natural gas and oil work. However, this industry also contains its fair share of dangers, including grueling hours, long commutes and work involving heavy...
The reality of construction accidents in texas
In the aftermath of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, Texas has certainly seen a spike in demand for construction work to make repairs to countless damaged homes. This demand can make tasks incredibly time-sensitive, sending many contractors and workers in the profession into a whirlwind of stress....
The oil and gas industry scores high for injuries
Do you earn a living in a Texas oil field? If so, no one needs to tell you how dangerous such work can be. You may have also noticed, however, that the media and data published in the industry often understates the danger and lists injury statistics as lower than they may be in reality. The...
Examining the extent of workplace falls
For those who are of a working age in San Antonio, falls may be the last thing they view as being a threat to their safety at work. Except for those whose jobs force them to work from heights, most professionals likely believe that only children or the elderly are at risk of being injured in a...
The outlook for worker recruiting in the oil industry
Today's advanced technology has made countless jobs in Texas simpler, faster and safer. As a result, some industries have become less of a hazard to workers than in previous years. The oil industry, however, remains one of the most dangerous jobs for many reasons. Despite the plethora of jobs oil...