Rink Manager Asphyxiated
An assistant ice rink manager suffocated from lack of oxygen when he tried to stop a refrigeration system gas leak.
An assistant ice rink manager suffocated from lack of oxygen when he tried to stop a refrigeration system gas leak.
Two boys were visiting a farm. One was a relative of the farmer and the other was a friend. For some reason, they climbed to the top of a silo which was used for storage
On average, 5,000 to 6,000 workers are killed each year. Learn from the following reports of real workplace fatalities to avoid a similar fate.
Hazardous energy conditions can appear during installation, maintenance and other types of work.
Late in the afternoon, a worker at a manufacturing company was requested to clean out a vat. It was approximately 5 feet deep and 5 feet in diameter. He was instructed to use
Two paramedics responding to an emergency call at a decommissioned mine in British Columbia were among four people who died there.

A crew leadman and a foreman were fatally burned when their oxygen-saturated clothing caught fire.
Two commercial divers drowned when they became trapped by a water leak on a seaway lock. The first diver went down to inspect a malfunctioning underwater valve. He became trapped because water leaking to the

A 37-year-old welder died when an explosion occurred in the tanker trailer where he was working.
A 23-year-old worker at a company that produces concrete and brick pavers, masonry and retaining walls, died after becoming caught in a concrete mixer.
A laborer was pushing hardwood chips along on a conveyor toward the digester in a paper mill. Working alone within the chip bin, he was using a pole 12 feet (3.7 meters) in length to
A computer support technician at a communications company went to the loading dock to retrieve a shipping box, mistakenly thrown into the stationary trash compactor.

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Confined spaces, found in a wide variety of work settings, [...]

Date: July 19, 2017 Slides Click here Speaker: Matthew Allen, [...]
A sobering reminder of confined space dangers that you can use to protect your own workers.