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Suspended Ceiling Didn’t Support Weight

A worker stepped onto a suspended ceiling. It broke under his weight and he fell through. He landed on a concrete floor 42 feet below and died of blood loss and multiple injuries. A more safely designed workplace would have made the difference for this worker. The false ceiling and mezzanine area should have been replaced with a sturdy platform including a guard rail.

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