If you have been hurt on site, or hurt while working at a hardware store, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. Workers’ compensation was created to help protect employees from any lost wages or medical bills incurred from workplace injuries. If you have been hurt on the job, you might be eligible for a claim. Types of injuries you may receive include, but are not limited to: Falling from scaffolding or other heights Slipping on wet surfaces Tripping over equipment left around Crushing your fingers, hand, or other limbs in equipment Injuring yourself due to equipment falling Seek Legal Assistance If you have been hurt while at work, you may be wondering how you can start your claim. Fortunately, there could be help available for you. Workers’ compensation attorneys can help construction workers file a claim and receive benefits necessary to make ends meet while recovering from your injury. Here are some of the biggest employers for construction workers in the US: Learn more about specific Construction Companies below: Able Roof Ace Hardware Advanced Environmental Recycling Technologies American Dream Home Improvement Aubuchon Hardware Baker Roofing Bechtel Beldon Group of Companies Centimark Chicago Bridge and Iron Do It Best The Elwood Adams Hardware Store Fluor Corp Harbor Freight Tools Home Depot Hot Line Construction Interstate Electrical Contractors Kalkreuth Roofing and Sheet Metal KBR Karian Peterson Power Line Kiewit Corporation Lehman's Hardware Lighting One Lowes Kuehn Blacksmith Landmark Pacific Meeker's Hardware Morrissette Electric LLC Nations Roof LLC Newton Hardware Store North American Roofing Orchard Supply Hardware Pacific Gas and Electric Pinnacle Linemen Company Porter Hardware Power Line Consultants Tecta America True Value Superstore Turner Corp United Hardware Distributing Company Utility Construction Services
