Concrete Technician Injury Attorney
Concrete technicians help manage the concrete needs at a construction site for a bridge, roadway, or other large project to erect a building in a city or town. A concrete technician works at a construction site and makes sure that all of the concrete needs for the construction job are met in a timely manner. This job title will also ensure that the concrete used a job site is properly mixed, measured and meets the compliance standards for concrete use on the job site. Other concrete technician duties include:
- Measuring sand, gravel and cement per construction job mix specifications
- Inspecting concrete aggregates used in concrete mixes on the job
- Using sealers, stains, paints or any other protection coatings to preserve the concrete on a structure or building
- Cleaning and preparing concrete surfaces, placing wooden bars and metal rebars in the concrete during the construction job
Concrete technicians can be injured on a construction site by having to manipulate concrete filled hoses that come from the concrete truck, and then manipulating the concrete into areas on the job site as needed. These hoses are heavy and the pouring of the concrete is a back-breaking job.
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There are many reasons why a concrete technician will become hurt on the job, during a construction project. A concrete technician can be injured by:
- Falling objects on the job site
- Crushed under a heavy load
- Falling over a railing
- Stepping into concrete and twisting the back to get out
- Fractures of the arms, legs or foot
- Breaking a finger or the wrist on equipment pouring concrete
- Being hit by booms or other hoists on the job site
The concrete technician can also be hurt by the operation of many different types of machinery that are used on the job at a construction site. This machinery includes tools and machines used to mix and lay out concrete, such as:
- Radial stackers
- Cement batchers
- Mixers
- Conveyors
- Chillers
- Heaters
- Cement silos
- Aggregate bins
- Aggregate batchers
If you are injured as a concrete technician, then you want to give our law firm a call today. We are here for you and are on your side all the way. All that you have to do is to is to pick up your smartphone and to give us a call right now.
Typical Injuries of Concrete Technicians on the Job SiteIndividuals who work as concrete technicians face many different health hazards daily, in the course of performing their job. These hazards to the health of a concrete technician include:
- Eye injuries
- Skin irritations
- Respiratory tract infections
- Breathing issues from cement dust
- Overexertion of back muscles lifting heavy objects
- Slips
- Tripping on the job
- Chemical burns from wet concrete
- Vibration issues from tools and equipment
- Amputations
- Electrical hazards and burns
- Mechanical hazards and lacerations
- Death
If you are recovering from a serious personal injury from working as a concrete technician, just give us a call at the DTLA Law Group. We are here to talk to you about your claim, and can initiate a lawsuit on the merit of your case.
Low Back Injuries for Concrete Technicians Can Be PermanentIf a concrete technician experiences a low back injury on the job pouring and manipulating concrete, that injury can become a permanent disabling injury over time. Workers who constantly work with concrete can experience spinal injuries and lower back injuries that become serious personal injuries over the course of many months to years timeframes.
These lower back and spinal injuries can be exacerbated by conditions present at the job site, including:
- Temperature changes working outside (extreme heat or cold)
- Heavy concrete requirements used on the job site
- Long hours on the job site
- Fatigue on the job site
- Pouring concrete for over 8 hours a day
- Falls at the job site
- Struck with heavy hoists on the job site
- Struck by equipment on roads near the job site
Your personal injury claim will be in good hands, when you give us a call today. We are able to connect you with an attorney who is able to initiate a lawsuit on your behalf.
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Can I Sue If I Have Been Injured on the Job as a Concrete Technician?Yes, we can sue for the full recovery compensation that you deserve, if you are injured as a concrete technician. You can call us at our Los Angeles office of the DTLA Law Group. You will have access to our knowledgeable case lawyers, who can file a lawsuit on your behalf. Just call our case attorneys today in Los Angeles, we will treat you right!
Call for a Free ConsultationIf you are a concrete technician and are injured from working on the job with concrete, you can call us today for a free consultation. We are here and ready to accept your call today!
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