Another Workplace Accident Causes Death - OSHA Needs To Get Tougher

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Posted by Mike FerraraJune 25, 2007 12:02 AM

It's hard to belive, but another contruction site worker fell to his death today in North Dakota. The worker was identified as Terry Helsene, 33, of Minnesota. He fell 20 feet down an elevator shaft at his work place. The Occupational Heath and Safety Administration is investigating. However, OSHA must not be doing a very good job on these cases. There must be stricter penalties for owners who put their workers at risk. The number of fall injuries and deaths on worksites is far too great. The tragedy is that every injury and death can be avoided if contsruction site owners and project managers paid more attention to workplace safety.

For more information on this subject, please refer to our section on Workplace Injuries and Discrimination.

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bridget
Posted by bridget
August 15, 2007 1:30 PM

i think they really need to watch these construction sites cuz i lost my boyfriend this year to a construction accidient this summer and i am still pretty mad about it.

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