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A 54-year-old construction laborer died after a motor grader rolled over his upper back and head. The man, who was one of a crew of nine workers, was helping to install a new road in
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A 54-year-old construction laborer died after a motor grader rolled over his upper back and head. The man, who was one of a crew of nine workers, was helping to install a new road in
Could This Have Been You? A delivery truck driver died after being crushed by his own vehicle.

A 23-year-old mill worker received a compound fracture to his foot when he tried to clear a conveyor jam.
One pipelayer was crushed to death and another injured when a trench collapsed.
In 2000-2001, three welders in Massachusetts were fatally injured while cutting metal containers with torches.
A 40-year-old plumber was electrocuted when he contacted frayed wires on his work light.
A Haitian man who was working hard for a better life died suddenly when scaffolding he was moving collapsed onto him at a construction site in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
Hoisting an automobile engine by the use of chains and a forklift proved deadly in a California auto shop recently.
One minute he was applying a flammable solvent to a floor to loosen linoleum. The next moment he was engulfed in flames, with third and fourth-degree burns to most of his body.
A deckhand on a fishing boat was fatally injured when a boom collapsed.

When workers are electrocuted at worksites it's often because metal objects they are holding touch overhead electrical lines.
The Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission of New Brunswick is investigating the death of a excavator operator
A terrible incident in Tennessee, in which an equipment operator died from severe burns, shows how important it is to keep equipment inspected and properly maintained.
A 20-year-old man was working by himself changing a press punch at a small machine shop when a welded hydraulic hose coupling blew, killing him instantly.
A Wyoming man died in an oil rig incident near the Converse-Natrona county line.
The victim was a foreman of a crew working at a Wyoming rig site.

A narcotics officer who died of cancer believed that exposure to the toxic products, solvents, and volatiles of the meth labs and drug factories he busted contributed to his death.
A young worker who had been hospitalized for electric shock in a similar incident just three months earlier died when the machine he was operating came in contact with a 14,000-volt power line.
The incident happened in a matter of seconds. A scaffold collapse left three workers dangling from their safety ropes beneath the Jefferson Barracks Bridge over the Mississippi River.
As a forklift operator, it's important to realize the majority of the safety responsibility rests on your shoulders - you are in the driver's seat.
Falling six feet (two meters) doesn't seem like a lot, but it was enough to kill a 68-year-old supervisor who was climbing down a loading dock.
Failure to have a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) in place was a key element in the death of a Minnesota turkey farmer.
An experienced die cast operator?s heart stopped after he was pinned between a hydraulic robot and a pole.
A 55-year-old crane operator was killed when the bridge crane he was operating collapsed and crushed him.
Thousands of people have died in accidents involving all terrain vehicles (ATV's).