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Injuries Skeleton Steel Workers Suffer on The Job:- Falls: Falling is one of the most prevalent dangers to ironworkers. If working several feet above the ground, ironworkers run the risk of losing their balance, slipping, or tripping and falling.
- Amputations: Metal shears used to cut iron or steel can result in catastrophic amputation injuries. Faulty power tools can also cause severe laceration injuries that could lead to amputations.
- Head injuries: Falls often result in head injuries such as traumatic brain injuries or concussions.
- Broken bones: Fractures or broken bones are common injuries suffered by construction workers who fall. In some […]
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