INJURED BY
CONCRETE BURNS?
YOU ARE LIKELY
ENTITLED TO
COMPENSATION
HELPING WORKERS WITH CONCRETE AND RELATED INJURIES SINCE 1998
This website is an informational resource focused on complex injury cases. As attorneys on the side of the people, we are committed to assisting workers in obtaining compensation.
WET CONCRETE BURNS: THE PROBLEM
Concrete is the single most widely used material in the world. Despite its thick and cool appearance, concrete is also one of the most dangerous construction products on the market. Yet the inherent dangers of concrete are often minimized or ignored altogether by concrete manufacturers, suppliers and general contractors.
It can take up to 2 days after exposure for symptoms to appear.
Lost workdays for concrete workers than other workers.
More than 10 billion tons of concrete are produced annually.
Up to 1/3 of concrete masons have suffered from burns.
Why Do Concrete and Cement Burn?
Cement makes up 10 to 15% of wet concrete. When cement is mixed with water, calcium hydroxide is formed…
Injury from Working with Concrete – Responsibility
Despite the risks associated with skin exposure to cement, these risks are overlooked or minimized on job…
Concrete vs. Cement – Differences
Concrete and cement are terms that are often mistaken for the same material, but they are not the same…
Common Treatments for Concrete Burns
If wet concrete makes contact with your eyes or skin, it can cause significant damage, including severe burns…
YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION
How We Help