The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has identified four major types of accidents that are responsible for more workplace injuries than any other. These “Fatal Four” accidents are especially common in the construction industry, where there are more accidents than in any other industry. But what are these Fatal Four, and what can you do to avoid them?
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) lists four major causes for workplace accidents that can be blamed for more on-the-job injuries and deaths than all others. These “Fatal Four” can be found in almost any industry, but the construction industry is particularly notorious for these types of injuries. But what are OSHA’s Fatal Four, and what makes them so deadly to workers, especially construction workers?
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Dangerous fumes at a Midtown renovation site caused three construction workers to fall ill on February 24, 2016. According to a New York Fire Department spokesperson, one of the workers is in critical condition and was rushed to Bellevue Hospital. The other two construction workers suffered minor injuries.
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