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OSHA Accident Investigation · Summary #14510606

HEART,LONGSHORING,CPR,CARDIOVASC DISEASE

Event
HEART,LONGSHORING,CPR,CARDIOVASC DISEASE
Linked inspection
No inspection record linked to this accident's victims.
Summary number
14510606
Report ID
1032300

Event description

Employee dies from cardiovascular disease

Investigation abstract

Employee #1 had been driving small pickup trucks off the MV Queen Opal on a 4-mi nute turnaround when coworkers found him slumped in a truck, breathing laborious ly. The coworkers removed Employee #1 from the ship and called the Seattle Fire Department's emergency medical aid car. Attempts to revive Employee #1 through C PR were unsuccessful and he died. The medical examiner's report stated that his death was caused by natural causes, specifically arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Coworkers complained of carbon monoxide, but no tests were made at the time of the incident.

Victim

  1. #1 Fatality Age 53 M

    Nature of injury
    21
    Part of body
    31
    Event type
    12
    Source
    43
    Occupation code
    999
    Human factor
    14
    Environmental factor
    18
    Task assigned
    1

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