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OSHA Accident Investigation · Summary #14202113

LOADING,SIDE VIEW MIRROR,DRIVER,EARTHMOVING EQUIP,TRUCK,STRUCK BY,TRAILER,RUN OVER,CIRCULATORY BLOCKAGE

Event
LOADING,SIDE VIEW MIRROR,DRIVER,EARTHMOVING EQUIP,TRUCK,STRUCK BY,TRAILER,RUN OVER,CIRCULATORY BLOCKAGE
Linked inspection
No inspection record linked to this accident's victims.
Summary number
14202113
Report ID
1054115

Event description

EMPLOYEE KILLED WHEN RAN OVER BY TRAILER

Investigation abstract

Employee #1 operated a gravel truck with a "pup" type trailer. (A "pup" type tra coworker "punched" the throttle to get the tires off Employee #1. No blood alcoh ol was noted. Coworkers stated Employee #1 was pale and withdrawn that morning. Employee #1 had been seen at the hospital three times in four years with chest p ain. An autopsy showed vascular congestion in the brain with perivascular hemorr hage in one area. This is an anoxic finding and may have resulted from the event . iler has a long tongue and is pulled behind the gravel truck.) Employee #1 was t he second in a line of three truck-trailers waiting to be loaded. The trucks wer e parked in a semi-circle around a gravel pile on a slight incline. Employee #1 walked ahead to talk with a coworker. When it became time to move ahead, the cow orker entered his cab, looked in the mirror, and observed Employee #1 removing h is glasses and a handkerchief. The coworker looked ahead and slowly pulled forwa rd. Again, the coworker glanced in his mirror and observed Employee #1 huddled o n his side with the left front tires of the "pup" trailer rolling over him. The

Victim

  1. #1 Fatality Age 52 M

    Nature of injury
    21
    Part of body
    5
    Event type
    2
    Source
    29
    Occupation code
    856
    Human factor
    1
    Environmental factor
    4
    Task assigned
    1

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