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Articles Tagged with ''serious injuries & fatalities (SIFs)''

Welding robot kills worker

April 12, 2016
A man has been killed by a robot at a car parts factory in India. The 24-year-old worker was reportedly adjusting a metal sheet being welded by the machine when he was stabbed by one of its arms.
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A FairWarning story

Recycling is a feel good activity, but not for workers hurt or killed on the job

Brian Joseph
April 12, 2016
Darkness had enveloped the Newell Recycling yard by the time Erik Hilario climbed into a front-end loader on a cold evening in January 2011. Just 19 years old, Hilario, an undocumented immigrant, had followed his father from Mexico to an industrial park in East Point, Ga., near Atlanta, where they worked as low-skilled laborers amid jagged piles of scrap metal bound for the smelter.
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Contractor dies after falling through skylight

April 11, 2016
HVAC installer Timothy O’Neal Gearing and a co-worker were trying to unjam a saw stuck in a metal roof when the saw jerked loose, causing Gearing to lose his balance and fall through an unguarded skylight. The 39-year-old plunged to the concrete ground 15 feet below died from his injuries after being transported to a hospital.
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Miners: Blankenship’s prison term is “outrageous”

April 7, 2016
The one year sentence handed down yesterday to former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship for his role in the Upper Big Branch mine disaster is not enough, say miners and occupational safety advocates.
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Disneyland Paris tech dies in park’s haunted house

April 6, 2016
A 45-year-old employee of Disneyland Paris died in the theme park’s Phantom Manor attraction on Saturday morning, before the park opened for the day.
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Trench collapse kills Pa. worker

March 31, 2016
Twenty-one-year-old Jacob Casher was still a "new guy" employed by a Beaver-based plumbing company when he left home for work in September 2015. He probably never imagined that, as he worked to install a sewer line 11-feet underground in Butler, it was to be the last day of his life.
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Prosecutors urge jail time for Blankenship

Judge is a coal miner's daughter
March 31, 2016
Donald Blankenship, former CEO of Massey Energy, will be sentenced April 6 for his role in the Upper Big Branch mine tragedy – and federal prosecutors want him to do jail time.
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How inspecting an aerial lift could have saved a life

March 29, 2016
One worker was crushed to death and another seriously injured in what OSHA describes as a preventable accident at a Florida car dealership.
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A NIOSH Science Blog post

Traumatic brain injuries in construction

Srinivas Konda MPH
March 23, 2016
Falling 25 feet to the ground from a roof, being struck in the head by a steel beam as it is transported across a worksite, or getting hit by a vehicle moving supplies–these are only a few examples of why the construction industry has the greatest number of both fatal and nonfatal traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) among U.S. workplaces.
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Construction worker plummets 53 stories to his death at downtown LA high-rise

March 18, 2016
A construction worker on his second day on the job fell 53 stories to his death yesterday at a downtown Los Angeles high-rise slated to be the tallest building in the West, officials said.
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