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The Fatality Tracker on the main page is updated daily, first as a table listing industrial deaths by category and then as an itemized listing of serious industrial & construction accidents and deaths, with links.
2012 Fatality Tracker
Todays top listings:
LOADING DOCK FATALITY – DOCK PLATE Worker Dies in Accident at West Columbia Bakery
(a worker, 47, at a bakery died in an accident - she had entered the
loading dock to unload a truck, and she was found beneath the loading
dock plate - she was pronounced dead at the scene)
LOTO/GUARDING AMPUTATION Trauma team discusses amputating leg of worker trapped in belt pulley (worker,
31, reportedly stepped in an area where he "shouldn't have been" and
got his leg trapped in a belt pulley at the container plant - emergency
responders determined they could not dismantle the machine, so the only
way to free the trapped worker was to amputate his leg)
LOTO/GUARDING on AUGER Blackduck man hurt in sawmill accident
(at approximately 2:08 PM a worker, 21, at the Saw Mill was stuck in an
auger - deputies responded to the scene and found an individual who had
since been freed from the auger receiving first aid for serious
injuries to his extremities and torso)
FATAL EXPLOSION Mexican gas plant fire an accident
(a gas plant fire and explosion has left 26 people dead - another 28
workers were injured while seven remained missing at the gas reception
and distribution center - it was the third incident at a Pemex facility
in a little over a month - on August 13, an explosion rocked a refinery
and on the same day a fire broke out at a pipeline after thieves
apparently tried to steal diesel from it - no injuries were reported in
either incident)
CONFINED SPACE RESCUE Duke Employee Rescued After Falling into Coal Hopper
(crews rescued an employee at Steam Station after falling 20 feet into a
coal hopper - the accident was caused by a void in a coal pile which
allowed the worker and bulldozer to fall into the coal hopper, where he
maintained radio contact - the worker was not trapped under any
equipment - emergency crews rescued the worker by ladder around 6:45
a.m. - he was transported to an area hospital with minor injuries)
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