A train derailment that killed two train crewmembers in British Columbia has resulted in an order that all locomotives traveling through the Lillooet area where the accident occurred be equipped with special brakes.
Whether operating potentially dangerous machinery or driving home after a long shift, workers suffering the effects of fatigue are far from being at their best.
One worker backed over another while they were working as part of a crew securing concrete barriers at a roadway jobsite.
A security guard working at a FedEx Ground distribution center near Washington, DC, was found shot dead.
A 53-year-old backhoe operator was killed, and his son seriously injured, when the wall of a trench they were working in caved in.
A 39-year-old father of five was killed when he was run over by a dump truck.
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