Thousands of people work in factories across England and Wales. If you suffer an injury whilst working at a factory that you believe was not your own fault, then it may be possible to make a slip and fall at work claim, with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

There has been a case where a factory worker needed to take several months off work after a serious fall at work.

The factory worker from Bridgend was left with a broken wrist and shoulder pain, after slipping on dust created by a shot blast, whilst working at a medical instruments manufacturer.

At the time of the accident the worker was unloading a barrel of acid in a walkway area near the blasting room. Whilst working here he lost his footing and slipped on debris as a result of the cleaning of blast machinery within the blasting room.

As a result of the accident the factory worker needed surgery to mend his left wrist and was off work for approx 22 weeks.

He still suffers from pain and restricted movement to his left shoulder with a condition sometimes known as swimmer’s shoulder.

The man has decided to claim injury compensation for his work accident and suffering, it has been argued that proper health and safety procedures should have been in place, preventing blasting debris from escaping the designated area.

If you have suffered a slip accident in a factory it may be possible to make a slip and fall at work claim, with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

All claims are worked on a No Win No Fee basis, where 100% of any work injury compensation won is awarded.

So call our friendly claims advisors who will discuss your accident at work circumstances with you and advise you of the next step.

Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Slip & Fall at Work Claim.

Thousands of workplace kitchen accidents which cause injuries to employees happen every year. Some are due to unfortunate accidents and happen as a result of the employees own fault. However, many are due to employer negligence and can be avoided if full health and safety policies are adhered to by all employers and employees.

Many people are injured in the work kitchen through no fault of their own. This can be due to other workers leaving equipment lying around the kitchen causing a trip hazard, leaving wet and slippery floors causing a slip hazard or leaving knives and other sharp tools on the side, which could cut someone, which should be put away in a knife rack or drawer.

Drainage in the kitchens can cause problems if the drains become blocked due to excess food or rubbish being on the floor and getting brushed into the drain. Drains should be regularly inspected to ensure they are clear.

If any accident in the works kitchen happens, it should be reported to management and logged in the accident book.

To claim for being injured in the work kitchen, the injury must not have been your own fault and the injury must be sufficient to require medical attention from a doctor.

All workplace kitchen accident claims we handle are worked on by one of our personal injury solicitors who specialise in accident at work claims.

Upon winning the workplace kitchen accident claim, 100% of the compensation is paid to the successful claimant, no deductions are made. There is no cost to make a personal injury claim with us, you will not be asked for any money at any time. All we ask in return is full cooperation.

We can be contacted by calling 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Injured in the Work Kitchen.

In an accident at work, a crew member on the ferry which travels between Swansea and Cork, was crushed by a watertight door. The work accident happened late on Monday night.

The Polish worker, 47, was taken to North Devon Hospital, his injury is a suspected broken pelvis.

The accident happened around 10 miles from Milford Haven coast. The ferry worker was working on the MV Julia when the work crushing accident happened.

Doctors were contacted over a radio by nurses on the ferry. It was decided the crew member should be evacuated for treatment.

The ferry crew member was air lifted to hospital, where he will be given scans and tests to fully diagnose his injuries.

We do not know at this point why the workplace crush accident happened.

Fastnet Line, the ferry operator, will make a statement on the incident later.

Employers and employees are to ensure full health and safety rules are adhered to, to prevent accidents and injuries in the workplace.

We can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Accident at Work Claim.

Hull often referred to as Kingston upon Hull, is a busy port at the confluence of the river Hull. In the late 1940’s and 50’s, Hulls fishing trade boomed. As a result of this, over the subsequent fifty years, redevelopment of the inner city has continued. Ruins were replaced and the city continued to move forward and develop.

The modern City of Hull is large and busy which like its fishing industry employs a large number of workers. Hull boosts one of the country’s most exciting and scenic shopping centres, which is a glass covered building known as Princes Quay. Princes Quay links the old and new parts of the town and has sweeping views of the rejuvenated docklands.

If you have suffered a work injury whilst working in Hulls large city centre, in its fishing industry, docklands or Marina, as long as the accident was not your own fault a work injury accident claim in Hull, with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau may be possible.

If you are looking to make an accident at work in Hull claim, call our friendly claims advisors who will discuss your case circumstances with you and advise you of the next step. If we are able to accept your work injury accident claim in Hull, it will be worked on a No Win No Fee basis, where if the claim is won, 100% of your injury compensation is awarded to you.

So you have nothing to lose by giving us a call today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Work injury accident claim in Hull.

There are thousands of workers who as part of their job have to work at height on roof tops. In the construction industry there are numerous roof related jobs many of which are dangerous, even for the most experienced worker.

All workers working from height on roof tops should follow all Health and Safety Procedures and be fully trained and qualified in the job they are performing. If you suffer a roof related fall which results in you being injured, as long as the accident was not your own fault, it may be possible to make a roof fall injury claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

Roof falls are one of the most common causes of death in the construction industry. If you survive a roof fall the injuries are quite often very serious.

Any such accident at work, should be reported to a manager, recorded into the accident book and any witness details to the accident and cause taken.

In order to make an injury compensation claim your injuries will need to be diagnosed and recorded on medical records.

If you have suffered a roof fall accident speak to the experts here at the Accident Advice Bureau, We will discuss you case circumstances with you and determine the correct action to be taken against those responsible for your suffering.

All work fall accident claims are worked on a No Win No Fee basis and you will receive 100% of any compensation awarded, no deductions are made.

Call our friendly claims advisors today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Roof fall injury claims.

The use of cranes is common for a variety of purposes. Cranes are most used in the construction industry. Anyone using a crane should be fully qualified and trained in its use.

Crane operators are able to control huge pieces of machinery that can accomplish seemingly impossible feats.

The use of cranes can be dangerous and often cause serious injury or death. Some of these accidents include crane operators falling from height or cranes toppling over and injuring many.

If you suffer an injury as crane operator or by a crane or its load falling on you, as long as the accident was not your own fault it may be possible to make an crane accident at work claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

To make a claim it will help if the accident was reported to a manager and recorded into the accident book. You will need to have your injuries diagnosed and on medical records.

All crane accident at work claims, here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a No Win No Fee basis and you will receive 100% of any injury compensation won.

So call our friendly claims advisors today who will discuss your claim circumstances with you and advise you of the next step.

Call us on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Crane Accident at Work Claim.