Ignored Near Miss Leads to Trench Collapse Fatality
In a tragic incident, a construction worker lost his life due to a trench collapse that could have been prevented. Prior to the fatal event, there were clear warning signs: the trench walls showed visible cracks, and a worker had previously reported feeling unsafe due to the trench's instability. However, these near-miss indicators were not formally reported or addressed by the site management. The failure to act on these early warning signs resulted in the trench collapsing while the worker was inside, leading to fatal injuries. An investigation revealed that the company lacked a […]This content is for BHHC Safety Center policy holders.
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