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Many workplaces entail a risk of burn injuries, some of which may be devastating. Not only are burns often expensive to treat, they're also associated with a wide range of effects and complications. The Mayo Clinic explains different types of burns and what problems they can cause the victim.
Why are burns so expensive?
It is no exaggeration to say that a burn over a large part of your body could end up costing you almost a million dollars in Texas. According to the Industrial Safety and Hygiene News website, an electruction, on average, could have you in the hospital for almost two months and carry a cost of just below $800,000 for a burn that covers about half of your body.
