Industrial workers take on significant risks to build the tools and infrastructure upon which all of us rely. With great importance comes great risk; between the heavy machinery, complex equipment, dangerous chemicals, and heights, industrial workers face an increased risk of workplace accidents.

On top of that, today’s competitive, high-volume business environment, encourages many employers to demand unreasonable performance and cut corners — even when employee lives are at stake. When accidents do happen, the results can be catastrophic or even fatal.

Don’t expect your employer to do the right thing when you need them most. Get experienced, compassionate representation from the Houston industrial accident lawyers at Grimes & Fertitta. Learn what your options are by requesting a free consultation today.

What are the types of industrial accidents?

Industrial accidents vary and can occur in a variety of non-office settings, including chemical plants, construction sites, factories, mines, and more. While not every injury that occurs on an industrial worksite is necessarily worthy of a lawsuit, many are.

Industrial accident examples include: