Work Place Injury

Force trauma includes things like having boxes fall and hit a person, such as in a warehouse. It also includes things like having automatic sliding gates trap a person while closing, or being hit by moving robotic machinery or another vehicle, such as a forklift.

Slip and falls include situations where a slippery substance was left on the floor and a person fell and an injury occurred. This type of work injury is common in warehouses, large box stores, and construction sites.

This type of injury includes things like having a back “go out” while lifting something or trying to physically shift something from one location to another. It can also include things like carpal tunnel syndrome, something commonly experienced by computer programmers, cashiers, assembly line workers, and others who do repetitive motions throughout the workday.

These types of work-related injuries typically occur from tripping over items that are out of place, missteps while putting something up, climbing in the workplace, or similar situations.