Working on the water has its benefits: no stuffy offices, great views, and plenty of room to stretch your legs. But as the seasons change, the difficulties of working on a dredging vessel also change, possibly putting you at risk of injury. Autumn’s arrival can signal...
Dredge workers can face dangerous work conditions, especially when negligence and unseaworthiness are added to the equation. Because seamen work around high-powered heavy machinery, they face a greater risk of suffering a catastrophic injury, such as losing a limb or...
Dredging work is one of the larger sources of maritime employment along the inland waters of America today; massive dredging machines are a common sight along many of our major bodies of water like the Gulf of Mexico. This profession involves the usage of specialized...
Being injured is never an enjoyable experience to go through. This is especially true when dealing with injuries on the job or with the possibility of being injured while offshore. Offshore injury cases are some of the most dangerous and murky areas to work with, as...
