Greg, a lab technician in Ballymoney, was involved in an accident while working overtime during an Easter holiday shift. To deal with the sweltering lab conditions, Greg opened a fire door. Unfortunately, the door lacked a latch to keep it open. In an attempt to prop the door open, he placed a brick against it. […]
Greg’s Work Accident Claim Settles for £100,000 (Ballymoney) Read More »
During his employment in Belfast, Samuel encountered a hazard that led to a serious injury. A ruffled-up mat caused him to trip and crash through a non-standard glass door, resulting in severe cuts to his arm and forehead. He was rushed to the Mater Hospital in order to receive stitches. Samuel reached out to our
Samuel’s Work Accident Claim Settles for £35,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Will was involved in an accident at work in Newtownabbey. He was employed to conduct machine maintenance at his company. On the date of the accident, Will was ascending a set of steps to access a machine, when suddenly he slipped and fell. At the time of the accident, Will noticed an oily substance on
Will’s work accident settles for £13,750 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
Alex was involved in a work accident while he was employed at a tile company in Belfast. His company was in the process of relocating to a newer premises, and the racks, which are large ovens used for baking tiles, would frequently become jammed. In such instances, manual intervention was required to resolve the issue.
Alex’s work accident settles for £25,000 (Belfast) Read More »
John was employed as a steelworker at Harland & Wolff from the 1970’s up until 2010. He was exposed to loud noise in the course of his work on a regular basis. No hearing protection was provided by the employer, particularly in the early days of his employment. He found that he had to raise
Harland & Wolff Hearing Loss Claim Settles for £6,500 (Belfast) Read More »
Simon was involved in a work accident when he was tasked with unloading a large container in Lisburn. A short-reach manitou was provided to unload the truck however this wasn’t suitable for the job and as a result, Simon had to jump in and out of the large container from a height around 15 times.
Simon’s work accident settles for £45,000 (Lisburn) Read More »
Brendan was involved in a work accident while he was employed in Coleraine. He was using a pressurised sprayer which had become jammed with air/oil. He was advised to put heat into the sprayer to try and get the oil to move out of it. The sprayer suddenly exploded and ignited, setting Brendan on fire.
Brendan’s work accident settles for £37,500 (Coleraine) Read More »
Adam was involved in a work accident while he was employed as a cleaner in Newtownabbey. He was cleaning a machine when the locking mechanism failed causing him to fall and sustain a laceration to his right forearm requiring five stitches. Due to the seriousness of his injuries, Adam had to attend the Royal Victoria
Adam’s accident at work settles for £12,500 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
Arthur, a lorry driver, was seriously injured in a work accident in County Armagh. He was employed by a company to collect items from a premises. On the day of the accident, Arthur was driving a curtain-sided lorry with the side curtains opened. As he stood near the lorry, one of the company’s employees used
Arthur’s serious work accident settles for £135,000 (County Armagh) Read More »
Jamie was involved in a work accident when he was employed by a company who dealt with broadband installations. The company had recently started installing new fibre kits and extra equipment was required for the job. Their vans had not been kitted out to securely hold the new equipment. Whilst at a job in Bangor,
Jamie’s work accident settles for £40,000 (Bangor) Read More »
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