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Who is Liable for Crane Accidents at Construction Sites?
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Crane accidents are common at construction sites.
The majority of crane accidents are caused by operator error. Other individuals may also be responsible.
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Property Owners Property owners must provide a safe worksite.
The law imposes strict liability on property owners. If a crane accident occurs, property owners have strict liability for the injuries incurred.
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Equipment Manufacturers
Crane accidents may occur due to a faulty manufacturing process. Manufacturers may be liable when accidents happen as a result of faulty assembling of the crane’s parts, using a defective part or a failure to include all essential parts.
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Engineers and Architects
Crane accidents may happen due to negligence on the part of engineers or architects. They may be held liable when: They place the crane in an irresponsible or reckless location. They engage the crane in a process that could likely cause injuries.
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General Contractors and Sub-Contractors
Contractors are responsible for making sure that the right crane is chosen for the right job. They are also responsible for ensuring that crane operators receive comprehensive training.
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Supervisors Supervisors must ensure that cranes are being operated properly and safely. On-site supervisors must check that specific standards are met and safety guidelines are followed during a crane’s operation. Failure to properly supervise can make supervisors liable for injuries.
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If you have you been seriously injured in a crane accident at a construction site, contact the construction accident lawyers at Ganim Injury Lawyers for assistance. We can help you file a claim against the responsible parties.
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