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Articles Tagged with ''workplace safety''

Electrical accident claims Indiana worker’s life

July 16, 2018
A 21-year-old contract worker in Elkhart, Indiana was electrocuted Friday morning while working on power lines owned by Indiana Michigan Power. News sources say the victim, who was employed by Robert Henry Corp., made contact with an active power line. He died at the scene.
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Towboat worker drowns in a storm

Flotation device not meant for winter use
July 16, 2018
A company whose employee died while attempting a tow during a winter storm state of emergency has been cited for safety violations by OSHA. North Carolina-baseed Belhaven Shipyard and Marina Inc. - doing business as TowBoatUS River Forest - faces $11,640 in proposed penalties.
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Icing leads to loss of life, sinking of fishing vessel

July 13, 2018
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) issued a marine accident brief and a related safety alert Thursday, warning mariners of the dangers of icing following the agency’s investigation of the sinking of the fishing vessel Destination.
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Explosion at Texas project kills one, injures 15

July 13, 2018
An explosion at a Gatesville, Texas, hospital addition project killed one construction worker, 43-year-old Michael Bruggman, and injured 15 others, according to KWTX. Ten of those injured at Coryell Memorial Healthcare System were in critical condition at one point.
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How to protect lone workers

July 13, 2018
Lone workers may be found in a fixed facility, or at a remote site, away from a typical base. Many different industries employ lone workers -- construction, utilities, maintenance, agriculture, real estate, delivery, security, and numerous other sectors.
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Best practices to prevent construction accidents

July 13, 2018
Five safety guidelines from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers may seem basic, but they help ensure safe operating practices every day. It has been said, "We are what we repeatedly do." Workers do not purposely disregard safety rules and warnings, but it is easy to get distracted, to become complacent, even with training.
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Acting OSHA boss addresses National Forklift Safety Day

July 13, 2018
Loren Sweatt, deputy assistant secretary of labor, offered these remarks regarding the fifth annual National Forklift Safety Day. “As an alliance partner with OSHA for the last 14 years, the Industrial Truck Association and all of your hard work and commitment to preventing forklift incidents is greatly appreciated.
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OSHA enters partnership to promote safety during Omaha construction project

July 13, 2018
OSHA and McCarthy Building Companies Inc. in Omaha, Nebraska, have signed a strategic partnership to promote worker safety and health during the construction of the Veterans Ambulatory Care Center - an addition to the Omaha Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
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Disney World worker suffers accident hours after another worker is killed

July 13, 2018
Police in Orange County, Fla., have confirmed that a second Walt Disney World employee was injured in an industrial accident at the park, just hours after a different worker was killed in a separate accident. Of the latest accident, Deputy Ingrid Tejada-Monforte of the Orange County police said the male employee suffered a fall at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge at around 10:30 p.m., the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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Comprehensive confined space training developed at Kentucky manufacturing plant

July 13, 2018
To ensure safety for its employees, a Kentucky manufacturing plant has developed comprehensive confined space training to prepare workers. In a confined space rescue course, workers were instructed by an independent safety company for a two-day, 16-hour course to learn the basics of safety and rescue in situations that would make any claustrophobic nervous.
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