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:: Tuesday, March 04, 2008 ::
Determining Liability in Construction Site Accidents - Best Syndication, CA
Whether on a small project for an individual homeowner or for a major commercial development, construction workers must face some of the most dangerous working conditions faced by employees in any industry. As a result, serious work-related injuries at construction sites occur with unfortunate frequency. Regulations, specification, inspection requirements, and job safety programs all seek to prevent construction site accidents and promote safety awareness on the part of all parties involved in a construction project. Despite these efforts to deal with the challenge of construction site safety, accidents still occur and will undoubtedly continue to occur, due to nature of the work and the variety of hazards faced by construction workers.------------------------------------------- posted 6:51 AM :: reference link ::
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