Category Archives: Custodial Worker Injury
What to Know About Custodial Work Injuries
Custodial work is physically demanding, and it can result in exposure to various levels of dirt, debris, and hazardous substances. As such, custodial workers — often known as janitors or building cleaners — tend to sustain injuries and to suffer work-related harm at a higher rate than many other kinds of workers. Indeed, custodial… Read More »
What OSHA Standards Apply To Maryland Custodial Workers?
Ever since it was created in 1971, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has been setting and enforcing standards intended to ensure employees have a safe, healthy workplace environment. All Maryland employers must comply with the General Duty Clause, which requires companies to maintain an employment setting free from recognized hazards that could… Read More »
Maryland Workers’ Comp Benefits For Custodial Workers
Your job as a custodian may keep you somewhat behind the scenes at the average Maryland workplace, but your role in maintaining a safe, clean space is crucial for the entire workforce. However, your daily job duties often expose you to considerable work-related hazards. In fact, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports… Read More »
