April 24, 2007
Vol 2 | Num 17


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Worker falls to death from Veterans’ Glass City Skyway

A 36-year-old carpenter from Curtice, Ohio, died April 19 at the site of the Veteran’s Glass City Skyway bridge project in Toledo after the platform he was working on collapsed, according to an April 20 article from the Toledo Blade.

The death of Andrew Burris, a member of Carpenters’ Local 1138 in Rossford, Ohio, is the fifth fatality on the bridge project, according to the article.

Burris’ fatal fall serves as a reminder of worksite safety, particularly when using scaffolding and other platforms.

Read an article from the February 2007 edition of Glass Magazine about glazier safety on mast climbers here. To view a chart of scaffolding suppliers and products, click here.

For the full Toledo Blade article, click here.

Tell us about how you stay safe while completing jobs at great heights. E-mail e-Newsletter Editor Katy Devlin.

 

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