Every year many people want to claim for being burned at work in a non fault accident. These are often the fault of another employee or the fault of the employer.

All workers should receive health and safety training to ensure they are aware of the dangers in the workplace.

Many burns at work are from hot pipes which have not been lagged properly, steam from an appliance which is not working correctly or chemicals which have been used incorrectly due to lack of training or supervision.

Whatever the cause for being burnt at work in an accident, you may be able to claim injury compensation.

We have helped many people over the years to claim for being burned at work. All claims for burns are handled on a no win no fee basis by very experienced solicitors with maximum compensation being paid on winning.

Please contact us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Burned at Work Claim Compensation.

Have you been injured in a work kitchen due to the negligence of another employee or the employer? Every year thousands of employees suffer an accident in a work kitchen which could have been avoided if the correct precautions had been taken by the employer.

Many accidents at work in the kitchen are due to leaking equipment such as dishwashers and pipes. We have recently successfully handled a claim where the employee made management aware of the leaking dishwasher and yet they failed to repair it. It was simply put on a list of things to do. The water was going across the tiled floor making them very slippery, the employee slipped on the floor causing a nasty soft tissue injury which needed medical attention.

If after being injured in a work kitchen you want to make a claim for compensation using work accident specialist solicitors, please contact us. All claims are handled on a no win no fee basis with maximum compensation being paid on winning.

Please call 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Injured in Work Kitchen Claims.

Whether you are a teacher, student or just visiting a college you should not expect to suffer an injury due to the negligence of someone else, however if you do, you may be entitled to pursue an accident at a college injury claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

We have recently accepted an accident in a college kitchen claim for compensation.

The client was on a catering and hospitality course. He was in the kitchen with other students and staff. He was walking near the cooker carrying a spoon and slipped on a wet floor. There were no warning signs in place.

The student slipped on the wet floor and his right hand landed on the solid top cooker that was very hot. The students hand was burnt and he ran to the cold tap to try and cool it. Three members of staff came to help him of which one was a first aider, who bandaged it. He was told he did not need to go to hospital, as there was nothing else that needed to be done.

The accident was logged into the accident book.

The next day the client did go to hospital who diagnosed burns to his right hand.

He asked us to help him pursue an accident at a college injury claim where on winning maximum college injury compensation is awarded.

Call us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Accident at a college injury claim.

If you work or are just visiting a bakery and suffer an accident that has left you injured through no fault of your own, then you may be entitled to pursue an accident in a bakery injury claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

We have recently accepted such a case involving a head baker. At the time of the accident he was cleaning a machine, which has been in the bakery for about a year. There is also another similar machine in the bakery, which is older. The newer machine is not fitted with a safety guard unlike the older one that is.

The client has never been shown how to use/clean the machine properly and no protective equipment is provided.

The machine should be cleaned every day. When the client returned from a three-week break he found the machine to be in a filthy state with ground in dough that had been left so long it had turned green. So the worker decided to give the machine a good clean with a scraper having to put his hand into moving machinery, as having not been trained he believes this is the only way to do it. Whilst doing this he slipped and the rollers crushed his fingers.

The accident was reported to his manager and he went to hospital and was diagnosed with crushed finger injuries. He has since had physiotherapy and the finger is not recovering and moving it is difficult.

The injured bakerasked for our help in making a accident in a bakery compensation claim on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum bakery injury compensation is awarded.

Contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Accident in a Bakery Injury Claim.

If you have had an accident at work involving a pallet or pallet truck and suffered an injury as a result, you may be able to pursue a injured using a pallet truck compensation claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

There has recently been an accident at work, it involved a man working in a warehouse who is used to unloading lorries. One day he had to load empty stacked pallets back onto the lorries, which he has no experience doing and had received no training on the pallet truck to do such a job.

The worker suffered an injury doing this job and went to hospital by ambulance and was diagnosed with nerve/tissue damage to his back, shoulders, head and arm. The worker also suffered blurred vision.

We were asked by the worker to help him pursue an injury caused by a pallet accident claim. All accepted such claims are worked on a no win no fee basis, where on winning maximum pallet truck injury compensation is awarded.

Contact us today to discuss your accident circumstances on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Injured Using a Pallet Truck.

If you have suffered a an injury due to a work van, through no fault of your own, it may be possible to pursue a work van accident claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

We have recently accepted such a claim involving a client employed as a CCTV survey operative. The accident happened when one day he slipped getting into his work van, causing an injury to his ankle. A co-worker who helped him after his fall witnessed the accident.

Health and Safety had said before the accident that a step should be used to help workers get in and out safely, due to the height of the van, but at the time of the accident one was not in place. After the accident a step was fitted.

The client went to hospital and was diagnosed with ligament damage and was given crutches.

He reported the accident to his boss and asked for our help in making a work van accident claim.

All accepted work accident claims are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum work van injury compensation is awarded.

So contact us now to discuss your accident circumstances.

Call us on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Work van accident claim.