Machinery Accidents Workers Comp in Utah

Settlement Range: $30,000 – $150,000 | Max Weekly: $1,050

Machinery Accidents Overview

Machinery accidents include injuries caused by contact with industrial equipment, power tools, conveyor belts, presses, saws, and other mechanical devices. These injuries can range from minor cuts and bruises to severe lacerations, crush injuries, amputations, and even death. Manufacturing, agriculture, and construction industries see the highest rates of machinery-related injuries.

Utah Workers Comp Benefits

Max Weekly Benefit

$1,050

Benefit Duration

Up to 312 weeks (permanent partial)

Filing Deadline

1 year from date of injury

Waiting Period

3 days (retroactive after 14 days)

Average Settlement

$17,000 – $48,000

State Insurance Fund

Available

Common Symptoms — Machinery Accidents

  • Lacerations and deep cuts requiring stitches or surgery
  • Crush injuries to hands, fingers, or limbs
  • Fractures and broken bones
  • Amputations of fingers, hands, or limbs
  • Burns from heated equipment or friction
  • Hearing loss from prolonged exposure to loud machinery
  • Eye injuries from flying debris or particles

Key Facts

  • Machinery accidents are among the most severe workplace injuries
  • Amputation claims can settle for $100,000 to over $500,000
  • OSHA requires machine guarding for all equipment with moving parts
  • Employer OSHA violations can strengthen a workers comp claim
  • Third-party claims may be available against equipment manufacturers
  • Lockout/tagout violations are a leading cause of machinery accidents
  • Workers Compensation Fund of Utah is the state fund
  • All employers must carry coverage
  • Benefits are 66⅔% of average weekly wage
  • Utah has a Labor Commission for dispute resolution

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This information is for educational purposes only. Consult a licensed workers compensation attorney in Utah.

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