Sean was involved in a work accident when he was employed as a galvaniser in a Glengormley factory. During the course of his employment, he was unloading a flatbed trailer which was 40ft long. He removed a number of pallets using a forklift truck. He got out of his vehicle to check the fourth pallet […]
Sean’s Work Accident Settles for £58,000 (Glengormley) Read More »
John was involved in a serious work accident when he was employed as a boatman in Belfast. The accident occurred when he was tasked with cutting a lifebelt from a bar in the water. His colleague was driving the boat and didn’t steady it properly and when a current came along. The boat started to
John’s work accident settles for £37,500 (Belfast) Read More »
Liam was involved in a serious work accident when he was employed as an oil delivery driver in County Down. There had been an ongoing fault with the rear suspension of his company vehicle for a period of 6 months after the vehicle had been purchased. Liam had been out on a delivery that day
Liam’s Work Accident Settles for £152,000 (County Down) Read More »
Finn was involved in a serious work accident when he was employed as a general labourer. He was assisting in the building of a milking parlour where shutter panelling was being erected. The foundations had been dug for the panels. The milking parlour was rectangular in shape. The foundations were laid with concrete and the
Finn’s work accident on a farm settles for £275,000 (Coleraine) Read More »
Conor was involved in a work accident when he was employed as a yard foreman at a plant hire company. On the date of his accident, he was standing in the yard directing vehicular traffic when a driver of a forklift truck drove over Conor’s foot. As a result of this, he sustained a very
Conor’s work accident settles for £650,000 (Lisburn) Read More »
On a seemingly regular day at work, John was involved in a work accident. He was mixing molten aluminium in the melt shop at his place of employment. Although following the correct procedure and wearing the PPE provided, a portion of the aluminium overflowed from the container and spilled on John’s foot causing a burn.
John’s accident at work settles for £6,500 (Antrim) Read More »
Nick was a self-employed contractor working on a building site in County Down. He was working for a company who were being subcontracted to fit some garage doors. Nick was using a ladder that was on the scaffolding when it slipped due to the presence of a build up of material on the floor from
Nick’s accident at work settles for £28,000 (County Down) Read More »
Tom had an accident at work when he was employed as a support worker in a children’s home in County Down. Two of the children in the home had a history of violence and assaulting staff members but they were allowed to remain there. On a particular occasion, the two children were attempting to attack
Tom’s accident at work claim settles for £35,000 (County Down) Read More »
Jason was working for one of the largest ferry operators in Northern Ireland when he was involved in a work accident. The accident occurred when he was driving a lorry, towing a trailer filled with a hanging load. Because the load was unsteady, the vehicle Jason was driving toppled over onto the road. The accident
Jason’s work accident settles for £15,000 (Downpatrick) Read More »
Stuart was working as a stock assistant in a supermarket in Carrickfergus. He was pulling a two-sided cage from the main freezer through a doorway when a box of frozen chips fell from the top of the pile, landing on and injuring his left hand. He reported the incident to his night shift and line
Stuart’s Accident at Work Settles for £15,000 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
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