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Electrical contractors generally face numerous workplace hazards. Slips and fall risks are often present because electricians frequently have to navigate rough ground and work at height. Electricians also face ergonomic hazards like MSDs (musculoskeletal disorders) resulting from repetitive motions and poor handling and lifting practices. In 2019 alone, there were 7,400 cases of electrical work-related illness and injury requiring days
Being an independent contractor means that you are responsible for your employees. This is especially true when it comes to workers’ compensation insurance. Unfortunately, there are many myths that some independent contractors fall prey to when they try to save a little money. It’s important to learn the difference between the myths and reality of workers’ compensation insurance and how
Protect your employees with these fall prevention strategies endorsed by OSHA. Unfortunately, working as a contractor or construction worker comes with certain risks. One of the most common and serious risks is the threat of falling. In fact, falls are currently the leading cause of death among workers. Fortunately, there are steps that employers and supervisors can take to prevent
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