Advocating for Boston’s Factory and Industrial Workforce
Workers’ Compensation for Manufacturing and Industrial Workers
Industrial environments often involve heavy machinery, repetitive tasks, and exposure to hazardous substances.
Common injuries include:
Machinery accidents (e.g., crush injuries, amputations)
Chemical burns and respiratory illnesses
Overexertion injuries (e.g., lifting, pulling)
Repetitive motion injuries (e.g., assembly line work)
How We Help Manufacturing Workers
Immediate Claim Support
File your claim properly to avoid delays.
Advocating for Medical Coverage
Ensure your treatment and rehabilitation are fully covered.
Securing Long-Term Benefits
Help you obtain compensation for permanent disabilities if applicable.
Frequently Asked Questions About Industrial Workplace Injuries
What are the most common workplace injuries in manufacturing?
- Crush injuries from heavy machinery
- Amputations due to equipment accidents
- Exposure to hazardous chemicals
- Repetitive stress injuries (e.g., assembly line work)
Can I receive workers’ comp if I was injured using a machine with no safety guard?
Yes! If your employer failed to provide proper safety equipment, you may be entitled to additional compensation through a third-party liability claim.
How much compensation can I receive for a construction site injury?
Workers’ compensation benefits generally cover:
- Medical expenses (hospital stays, surgeries, rehab)
- Lost wages (partial or total disability benefits)
- Permanent disability compensation