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Articles Tagged with ''workplace accidents''

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Weekly Toll: Labor Day edition

September 4, 2018
Erie man killed in North East workplace accident. NORTH EAST, PA — The Pennsylvania State Police and the Erie County Coroner’s Office are investigating the death of an Erie man who was killed in a workplace accident at a North East Township business on Friday.
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Two construction workers die in fall near Disney World

August 31, 2018
Two workers plunged to their deaths Wednesday morning when scaffolding on a hotel under construction outside the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida collapsed.
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Confined Space blog
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“Safety is our top priority”

August 29, 2018
I read a lot of articles about workers getting killed on the job in preventable incidents. They’re always upsetting. But one of the things that infuriates me most is the all-too-common statement from a company spokesperson that “Safety is our top priority” after a preventable fatality.
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"MacGyver" stunt man injured in on-set fall is out of coma

August 23, 2018
A Hollywood stunt man injured in a fall is out of the medically induced coma he was put into last Monday, but family friends are reportedly saying he's "not out of the woods yet." Justin Sundquist suffered a serious head injury when he fell from a moving vehicle while filming the CSB show, “MacGyver” in Atlanta. News sources say Sundquist remains hospitalized but is out of ICU and is able to communicate with visitors.
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Deadly mud: How a pipe blowout killed five Oklahoma oil workers

August 17, 2018
A blowout and massive fire at an oil well in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma January 22, 20118 occurred shortly after drilling crew members removed the drill pipe from the well in a process known as “tripping,” according to the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB), which has found that that conditions existed that could have allowed a gas influx into the wellbore during the tripping operation.
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Two workers killed in collapse of concrete barrier

August 13, 2018
The deaths of two Florida workers in a trenching incident have resulted in $33,259 in proposed fines for their employer, Archer Western Construction Inc. The two workers were crushed when a section of a concrete highway barrier collapsed on them as they removed a storm drain system at a Miami worksite.
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Confined Space blog
A Confined Space blog post

OSHA Cites Two Multiple Death Cases Very Differently

Jordan Barab
Jordan Barab
August 3, 2018
OSHA has issued citations in two multiple fatality cases, one with a appropriately large penalty (for OSHA) and one not so much. What’s going on?
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Worker IQ and safety in the workplace

Intelligence as a safety & health metric

Smart workers may think they outfox risks
Dan Markiewicz MS, CIH, CSP, RMP
August 3, 2018
IQ may be a predictor of who suffers an injury or illness at work. A 68-year population study published in 20171 found that IQ is inversely associated with all major causes of death, including accidents.
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Tenn. worker killed by machine; company cited

August 2, 2018
An employee of a Tennessee tire plant was killed May 8 when he was caught in the moving arms of an assembly machine. According to a report by the Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration (TOSHA), 33-year-old Ben Shew, a mechanic at Specialty Tires of Unicoi, had completed a welding repair on the machine while the power was locked out.
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Confined Space blog
A Confined Space blog post

Weekly Toll: Workers killed on the job over the past two weeks

Jordan Barab
Jordan Barab
August 1, 2018
REDDING, CALIF. —The National Park Service reports a second firefighter has died while battling the Ferguson Fire in Mariposa County. On Sunday morning, Capt. Brian Hughes of the Arrowhead Interagency Hotshots was killed. According to the National Park Service, 33-year-old Hughes was on the east side of the fire in an area with many dead trees when he was struck by one.
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