Serious accidents are all too common in Northern Ireland’s busy dockyards and harbours. Whether loading and unloading cargo, carrying out maintenance, or operating heavy machinery, dock work poses diverse risks that can lead to serious injury if safety is not the utmost priority. In this blog we explore 5 common accident categories at our ports. […]
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As anyone who lives in Northern Ireland knows all too well, wet floors are an inevitable fact of life. It feels like it rains a couple of times every single day. Because of this, unfortunately, slips and trips are surprisingly common accidents that can happen anywhere there is foot traffic. The best way to combat
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Exposure to loud noise is one of the most common causes of hearing loss in Northern Ireland. This condition can develop gradually over time or suddenly due to intense noise exposure. Understanding the risks and taking steps to protect your hearing is crucial for long-term health. The Dangers Of Loud Noise Hearing loss can occur
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Slip and trip accidents occur far too frequently across Northern Ireland. While they can seem innocuous, they impact people across different fields and can pose serious health risks. In this blog, we delve into the top 5 places where slip and trip accidents frequently occur in Northern Ireland and provide practical tips to help you
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Work-related injuries are an unfortunate reality in many workplaces across Northern Ireland. While some workplace hazards are inherent, many accidents are preventable with proper training. In order to increase awareness, we will examine the main reasons why training is important and explore three industries that benefit significantly from adequate training. Why is appropriate training vital?
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Northern Ireland’s idyllic countryside harbours a deadly secret – its farms are the most dangerous workplaces in the UK and Ireland. In order to shed light on the dangers associated with farming, this blog will explore the impact of Northern Ireland’s farm accidents, the high-risk demographics, the types of accidents, and what can be done
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Summer is a time of increased activity in many industries across Northern Ireland, with longer days and better weather conditions allowing for more work to be done outdoors. However, this also means that the risk of workplace accidents can increase as workers may face unique challenges that come with working outside. In this blog, we’ll
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According to figures released by the Royal Mail, there’s been a disturbing rise in dog attacks on delivery staff in Northern Ireland. In this blog, we’ll explore the details regarding this increase and conclude by discussing how our solicitors can help those that have been impacted by these attacks. Dog Bite Incidents on the Rise
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Power tools are essential in many industries across Northern Ireland, including construction and manufacturing. While they are incredibly helpful, they can also pose a significant risk of injury if they are not used correctly or maintained properly. Workplace injuries involving power tools are a significant concern for many people. In this blog, we discuss the
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The Christmas period is typically a very busy time for people across Northern Ireland. Whether you’re out buying presents, visiting the Christmas markets, or popping over to see family, most of us are out enjoying what the season has to offer. While it is a wonderful time of year, the holidays are often associated with
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