Does the fall meet the conditions for identification of work-related injuries?
[Lawyer's reply] Whether the fall meets the conditions for identification of work-related injury needs to be seen according to the situation: -Work related injuries -Falls due to work reasons during working hours and in the workplace: for example, falling carelessly when carrying goods, or falling injuries due to work environment factors such as wet and slippery ground in the workplace, obstacles in the passageway, etc. -Falls during preparatory or finishing work related to work in the workplace before and after working hours: for example, falls when cleaning the workplace before going to work, when preparing tools, or falls when cleaning work equipment and cleaning the site after going off work. -Falls due to unexpected injuries such as violence during working hours and in the workplace due to the performance of work duties: for example, falls to avoid injuries when encountering violence from others at work; Or fall down due to equipment failure, object falling and other accidents during the execution of work tasks. -On the way to and from work, I fell down due to a traffic accident or an urban rail transit, passenger ferry or train accident for which I was not primarily responsible: for example, I fell down after being hit by a motor vehicle on the way to and from work, and the traffic police determined that I was secondary or not responsible. In special circumstances, such as falling due to the need to carry heavy objects to affect the balance, or falling in a specific area extending from the workplace to the way to work, which can be proved to be closely related to the work, it may also be identified as work-related injury. -Non work-related injuries -Falls caused by their own intentional behavior: falls caused by self mutilation, suicide and other behaviors cannot be recognized as work-related injuries. -Falls in non work reasons, non work hours and non work places: for example, falls in the company due to personal negligence, playing and fighting and other reasons unrelated to work during break time; Or on the way to and from work, he slipped and fell down on the normal road simply because of his carelessness, which usually does not meet the conditions for identification of work-related injuries. -Falls caused by drunkenness or drug abuse: falls caused by such circumstances shall not be deemed as work-related injuries.
