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OSHA Accident Investigation · Summary #14264154

COLLISION,FIRE,WORK RULES,INATTENTION,TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,ROLL-OVER,TRUCK,AUTOMOBILE,LOST CONTROL

Event
COLLISION,FIRE,WORK RULES,INATTENTION,TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,ROLL-OVER,TRUCK,AUTOMOBILE,LOST CONTROL
Linked inspection
No inspection record linked to this accident's victims.
Summary number
14264154
Report ID
950411

Event description

One killed, two injured in collision at proving ground

Investigation abstract

Employee #1 was the test driver of a prototype car that was being run on an auto motive proving ground. Either he or Employee #2, the driver of a small pickup, s witched tracks and was traveling against traffic when they collided at the crest of a small hill. The car ran off the road down a 30 foot embankment and caught on fire. Employee #1 was probably killed upon impact; Employee #2 was seriously injured. Employee #3, the driver of another test car, was injured when he attemp ted to dodge the accident debris. He lost control of his car, ran off the road, and rolled down an embankment. He was hospitalized.

Victims (3)

  1. #1 Fatality Age 28 M

    Nature of injury
    5
    Part of body
    4
    Event type
    1
    Source
    29
    Occupation code
    59
    Human factor
    17
    Environmental factor
    18
    Hazardous substance
    1340
    Task assigned
    1
  2. #2 Hospitalized Age 40 F

    Nature of injury
    3
    Part of body
    20
    Event type
    14
    Source
    29
    Occupation code
    806
    Human factor
    5
    Environmental factor
    18
    Task assigned
    1
  3. #3 Hospitalized Age 30 M

    Nature of injury
    12
    Part of body
    3
    Event type
    14
    Source
    29
    Occupation code
    814
    Human factor
    1
    Environmental factor
    18
    Task assigned
    1

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