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Determining Fault

Determining Fault


Determining fault in accidents that occur on construction sites can be a very complicated task. The larger the construction project, the greater degree of delegation, and the more persons involved and potentially liable. Individuals involved with the construction site who may, depending on the circumstances of the accident, bear some degree of liability include: -The property owner -Architects and other design/engineering professionals -General contractors -Subcontractors -Prime Contractors -Construction site managers -Manufacturers and suppliers of machinery, equipment, and materials -Insurers The degree to which any party is liable is generally determined by the extent to which they have control over the site and the work being done.
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Construction Accident Resource Center

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    List and description of responsibilities of individuals who may be at fault for a construction site injury.
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