One of the most terrifying experiences for a car accident victim is for the fuel tank to explode. Though car manufacturers have designed them with increasingly safer measures, there is still the risk that the fuel tank can suffer damage in a crash, which could cause it to explode. Fuel tank explosions are much...

Compressed gases are widely used across various industries, from manufacturing to laboratories, but they pose significant risks if not handled properly. These gases, stored under high pressure, can cause severe injuries or even fatalities if mishandled. Understanding the hazards associated with compressed gases and adhering to safety protocols is crucial to prevent severe injuries...

Mercury is a neurotoxin that can lead to severe health effects for those exposed. Unfortunately, exposure to mercury is not uncommon for workers in the state of Texas. Various industries use mercury or devices and equipment that contain mercury. This includes but is not limited to, the medical and pharmaceutical industry, the automotive industry,...

There is no hiding the fact that working in an oil field is dangerous, particularly when it comes to exposure to hazardous chemicals. Information available from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) indicates that exposure to hazardous chemicals is a leading cause of fatalities in the industry. As we review some of the...

Hydrogen sulfide, petroleum gases, diesel exhaust, mercury vapor, and all other flammable gasses. The dangers facing employees and the oil industry are numerous, and many of them revolve around the dangerous gases produced on a regular basis. Here, we want to review these dangerous gases and discuss their risks. If you've been the victim...