BRENTWOOD, MISSOURI—
Goodwin Bros. Construction Co.
Fall to lower level, unspecified · Fractures
Final narrative
An employee was removing wooden concrete forms in a 120-foot-deep sewer drop shaft. The form at the 86-foot level shifted, causing the ladder the employee was on to fall to the ground below. The employee suffered multiple fractures to the legs and pelvis.
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