Work-Related Brain Injury Causes

Forklifts weigh between 9,000 and 20,000 pounds - several times heavier than a car. When accidents happen, the results are often catastrophic. Brain i...

Every year, thousands of Pennsylvania workers suffer traumatic brain injuries when struck by falling tools, materials, equipment, or debris. These 'st...

Scaffolding-related accidents are among the most dangerous in construction. Whether you fell from scaffolding, the scaffolding collapsed beneath you, ...

Slip and fall accidents are the leading cause of traumatic brain injuries in many workplaces. When workers slip on wet floors, trip over obstacles, or...

Vehicle accidents are one of the leading causes of work-related traumatic brain injuries. Unlike most workplace accidents, vehicle crashes almost alwa...

Pennsylvania's factories and manufacturing facilities rely on heavy machinery that can cause devastating brain injuries when accidents occur. These in...

Cranes move massive loads across construction sites, warehouses, ports, and factories throughout Pennsylvania. When something goes wrong - a cable sna...

Workplace explosions from natural gas, chemical reactions, combustible dust, or equipment failures cause devastating brain injuries. The blast wave it...

Electrocution kills more construction workers than any hazard except falls. But many workers survive with devastating brain injuries. Electrical curre...

One cubic yard of soil weighs as much as a car. When a trench wall collapses, workers are buried under thousands of pounds of earth, causing crushing ...