Accidents due to faulty equipment
Employees using faulty machinery or that received inadequate training on machines whilst at work are particularly vulnerable to a potentially debilitating injury. The types of injury sustained in such an accident can range in severity, however the most common are crushing injuries, lacerations and broken bones and more serious injuries might require amputation. These injuries can often come as a result of power tools and machines not being correctly serviced or not being used in the manner described in the user manual.
We’re work accident specialists and have been helping injured employees recover the deserved compensation for almost 50 years. We can also help injured clients recover loss of earnings, receive specialist treatment and much more if the injuries were of a serious nature.
We’re work accident specialists and have been helping injured employees recover the deserved compensation for almost 50 years. We can also help injured clients recover loss of earnings, receive specialist treatment and much more if the injuries were of a serious nature.
Your first step is to get in touch with Paschal O'Hare Solicitors.
James Tracey
“The machines and equipment you work with should be safe to operate at all times.”
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