California Construction Accident Resource Center

Asphalt FumesMany construction workers can be exposed to asphalt fumes, but workers that are employed in the roofing and paving industries are at high risk for developing health problems associated with exposure to asphalt fumes.
Carbon Monoxide PoisoningThousands of construction workers are hospitalized every year because of carbon monoxide poisoning, and many tragically die from exposure to the odorless, colorless, deadly gas.
Chemical AccidentConstruction workers all over the state are often exposed to deadly chemicals that can have devastating effects on their long-term health and quality of life. It is an employer’s duty to safeguard their employees from exposure to harmful chemicals and to train the proper use of chemicals in the workplace.
Compressed Gas InjuryConstruction workers all over the state are often exposed to deadly chemicals that can have devastating effects on their long-term health and quality of life. It is an employer’s duty to safeguard their employees from exposure to harmful chemicals and to train the proper use of chemicals in the workplace.
Construction Accident DeathConstruction workers have some of the most dangerous and physically demanding occupations in the nation. Workers face long, exhaustive workdays surrounded by heavy machinery, power tools and environmental hazards.
Construction Accident FAQsFind out frequently asked questions about construction accident injuries.
Construction Fall AccidentIf you suffered a serious slip and fall injury in the state of California, Estey & Bomberger may be able to help you.
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Construction Noise Induced Hearing LossFor construction laborers who work in loud environments, noise-induced hearing loss is a common disability.
Crane AccidentCranes are widely used in the construction industry for building large structures and buildings, and although crane technology has improved greatly over the years, crane accidents still happen, killing and injuring hundreds every year in mostly preventable accidents.
Electrocution AccidentThe number of electrocution accidents continues to rise every year on California construction sites.
Explosion AccidentCalifornia explosion accidents can be disastrous for construction workers on a job site and passerby’s in the surrounding area.
Forklift AccidentAccording to government statistics more than 20,000 construction workers are seriously injured in forklift related accidents every year in the U.S. Forklift related accidents also lead to the deaths of approximately 100 workers each year.
Industrial AccidentThe California personal injury lawyers at Estey Bomberger have represented many victims of severe industrial accidents throughout the state for several decades.
Industrial ExplosionThe use of flammable, toxic chemicals and gases at California construction sites can result in a disastrous industrial explosion if they are not handled, transported or stored correctly.
Machinery AccidentThe use of heavy and light machinery puts construction workers at great risk for serious injury or wrongful death every day on the job.
Mesothelioma and Asbestos ExposureMalignant mesothelioma is a rare cancer that affects the lining of the body’s internal organs (mesothelium) that is usually caused by exposure to asbestos.
Nail Gun AccidentA common tool used within the construction industry, nail guns rapidly shoot out nails into almost any type of surface, including wood, steel and concrete.
OSHA Violation Construction AccidentThe Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was formed as part of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 to protect the Nation’s workers by setting and enforcing safety and health standards in the workplace.
Scaffold AccidentThe Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was formed as part of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 to protect the Nation’s workers by setting and enforcing safety and health standards in the workplace.
Stairway CollapseFalls from staircases and stairways cause serious injuries. Most often staircase falls result from some loss of balance that causes a person to either fall forward or backward unexpectedly, leading to broken bones, fractures, serious injuries like brain injuries and spinal cord injuries and even death.
Trench AccidentEven if a contractor is following all federal safety regulations, trench work can be one of the most dangerous jobs in the construction industry.
Welding AccidentAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), nearly 2 million welders (this number includes workers who perform welding-related tasks) are employed within the construction industry.

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