The oil industry is inherently dangerous in Texas. You work with flammable fluids and gases. There is no getting around the natural dangers that come as part of the job. Your employer must do certain things to make your job as safe as possible. You also have to follow protocols and procedures...
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Safeguarding Your Rights and Future
Month: February 2019
The fatal dangers of aggressive driving
Texas highways and roadways can become quite congested, especially during peak rush hours of the day. Drivers are often forced to wait in traffic, and as a result, may become agitated and impatient. Whether they are rushing home from work or are running late to an important work meeting, drivers...
Workers’ comp ‘going and coming’ rule
Understanding workers' compensation coverage is important since you never know when a workplace accident may occur. If you work in a dangerous job, such as in the Texas oil and gas industry, you are likely prepared every day for the potential that you may suffer an injury at work. However, what...
What happens when you have a spinal injury?
Accidents at work can have very serious consequences, especially when the spinal cord is damaged. You may experience life-long complications because of your injuries, including chronic pain and impairment. The Mayo Clinic offers the following information on injuries to the spinal cord and their...
What are the Fatal Four?
While statistics show that work in the construction industry consistently ranks among the most dangerous professions, and a practitioner of it you may not recognize the dangers. Yes, there are inherent risks with such work, yet your skills and experience can often help to mitigate them. Your...