If you earn your living as an auto mechanic or technician, you\u2019re well aware of the potential risks of injury. Whether you work for a repair shop, dealership or an automaker, your employer has an obligation to maintain a safe environment.<\/p>\n
That means training people in the proper safety protocols and enforcing them. There are a lot of flammable and hazardous substances around that need to be correctly labeled, sealed and stored. It also means ensuring that everyone has the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE),<\/a> which may include protective eyewear, masks, respirators and gloves, depending on the job being performed.<\/p>\n Some of the most common injuries for those who spend their days working on vehicles\u202finclude:<\/p>\n Even experienced car buffs aren\u2019t immune to suffering serious injuries. You may have heard that comedian Jay Leno recently suffered serious burns to his face, neck and hands<\/a> while working on one of his many classic cars.<\/p>\nCommon injuries in this line of work<\/h2>\n
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Don\u2019t hesitate to seek workers\u2019 compensation<\/h2>\n