Occupational Dermatitis

Occupational dermatitis compensation may be available if your dermatitis symptoms are linked to your past or present working conditions. If you believe that more could have been done to prevent your dermatitis symptoms, you could be entitled to maximum personal injury compensation. Contact us today for your FREE no-obligation consultation.


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Occupational dermatitis – claim time limit

We advise speaking to us as soon as you believe that you may be entitled to personal injury compensation. Any cause for delay in beginning your dermatitis compensation claim may be taken into account regarding your personal injury claim time limit. For further information, please see What is the personal injury claim time limit? or contact us today for instant answers and peace of mind.

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Occupational dermatitis symptoms

In the event that an irritant comes into contact with the skin, a reaction takes place that can strip the skin of its natural oils. When this happens, the body attempts to reinforce the damaged skin by increasing the flow of bodily fluids to the area.

Occupational dermatitis symptoms

  • Redness
  • Swelling
  • Blistering
  • Broken skin
  • Sore to the touch
  • Scabbing and bleeding

Dermatitis claims – causes of dermatitis

Dermatitis may be linked to relatively overlooked factors such as exposure dust or sunlight. If you believe that your dermatitis symptoms are linked to your past or present working conditions, but you are unsure as to whether you have a claim, speak to us today for expert advice.

Causes of occupational dermatitis

  • Soap
  • Food
  • Coins
  • Cement
  • Shampoo
  • Adhesives
  • Lubricants
  • Organic solvents
  • Cleaning products

Occupational dermatitis – who is at risk?

Employees within the food industry are typically at increased risk of developing dermatitis symptoms. This is due to the likelihood of contact with water, soap, and detergent. However, you may be at risk of developing symptoms in many areas involving factors such as exposure to chemicals and dust.

Causes of occupational dermatitis

  • Chemical
  • Mechanic
  • Cleaning
  • Healthcare
  • Hospitality
  • Engineering
  • Agriculture
  • Horticulture
  • Construction
  • Hairdressing
  • Food industry
  • Lab technician
  • Printing Industry
  • Working with animals
  • Painting and decorating
  • Goods manufacturing & factory work

Occupational dermatitis compensation – expert advice

If you believe that your dermatitis symptoms are linked to your past or present working conditions, speak to our dedicated team of industrial disease solicitors today.

Depending on the circumstances of your rhinitis claim, we may be able to help you to access expert medical care and tailored rehabilitation. For further information on the types of rehabilitation that may be available, please see my rehabilitation.

Discover today whether you have a claim, call 0800 888 6 888 or email