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03.2.12

Avondale Crash Sends Ambulance Crew, Others, to Hospital

Highway 50, east of Avondale, was closed after a three-vehicle crash injured five and fatally wounded a sixth. An ambulance on its way to Colorado Springs with a patient onboard struck an Xcel Energy pickup truck that was attempting to make a left hand turn. The ambulance clipped the back bumper of the truck, sending it…

02.17.12

CRPS, RSD and CO Workers’ Compensation

Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) or complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) can be the debilitating result of a simple or minor injury or the result of something more severe, such as a heart attack, stroke or other trauma. When an on-the-job injury results in the development of CRPS/RSD, Colorado workers’ compensation may be available to cover…

12.9.11

Grain silos create dangerous situations for workers

Although grain equipment accidents can happen across the United States, grain producers in the state of Colorado have had previous grain equipment-related fatalities and have received multiple citations due to these types of dangerous situations. In a recent regional news release, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued one company 21…

08.16.11

Two Colorado DOT workers injured in highway collision

A recent post discussed the dangers that Colorado road workers face on-the-job each day. A Colorado Department of Transportation worker was killed after he was struck by a car; he had been retrieving a piece of loose debris from the road to prevent future accidents from occurring. Now, two more CDOT workers were injured after…

08.11.11

Summer heat leads to increase of work-related illness

Workers whose jobs take them outside may find themselves in need of workers’ compensation benefits this summer as temperatures hit all-time highs in states across the country, including Colorado. High temperatures may be responsible for cases of work illness this summer as workers struggle to stay cool while working. Suffering a heat-related injury while at…

01.12.11

Two Employees Injured at Colorado Beer Brewing Plant

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, also known as OSHA, exists for a few reasons, one of which is to ensure the employers are maintaining safe and healthy work environment for their employees. In order to accomplish this goal, OSHA regulates employers and work environments and also provides training on workplace safety. In July of…

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