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Natural Gas Explosion Illustrates Dangers for Utility Line Workers

On November 23, 2012, a natural gas explosion occurred in Springfield Massachusetts, a large city about 90 miles West of Boston. The explosion caused more than 20 injuries. Located in the entertainment district, 42 nearby buildings were damaged. Reports attribute the disaster to a natural gas worker who was responding…

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Lack of Sleep Increasing Risks for New England Work Accidents

The people who help us get to and from where we’ve got to be oftentimes struggle with their sleep, according to the National Sleep Foundation. In a recent study, the 2012 Sleep in America poll, transportation officials — including truck, taxi, bus, limo, train and plane operators — were talked…

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Young Employee Loses Fingers in New England Work Accident

A New England worker was flown to Massachusetts General Hospital after an industrial accident severed his fingers. According to the Morning Sentinel, the 23-year-old worker was employed at the Maine Pellet Co. when the accident happened just before 9:00 p.m. Full details of the injury have not yet been released,…

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Window Washer Accidents Target of Alliance

The Alliance between officials with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and those with the International Window Cleaning Association (IWCA) aims to continue to reduce the risk of work accidents among window washers. The renewed Alliance aims to address the dangers of slip, trip and fall accidents (especially from…

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Airline Ground Safety Panel and OSHA Work to Protect Logan Airport Employees

On-the-job accidents, injuries and fatalities at Logan Airport and other large airports nationwide are most commonly experienced among the ground crews and other support personnel. Our Boston workers’ compensation attorneys understand that an airport like Logan would simply cease to run without these dedicated and hardworking employees. Still, these workers…

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Hurricane Sandy Leaves Work Hazards for Massachusetts Employees

Hurricane Sandy came at New England full force. Because of her wrath, airports in the area have canceled close to 20,000 flights. Hurricane Sandy slammed into a cold-weather system and dropped into the area bringing 80 mile per hour winds. Rain and snow even continued in some mountainous areas. More…

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New England Brewery Cited After Workers Death

A New England brewery has been cited by officials with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, (OSHA) which alleges close to 15 seriously violations of its workplace health and safety standards. The investigation leading to these citations was the result of the late-April death of a worker at the company’s…

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