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Weymouth Officer Hit and Killed While on Construction Detail

Last Monday, a police officer from Weymouth, Massachusetts was hit and killed by a pick-up truck while he worked a construction detail. The 34-year-old husband and father of three served in Iraq before returning to his hometown and joining the police force. Hundreds of people gathered at Saint Francis Xavier…

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Construction Worker Dies After Falling Seven Stories

On Tuesday, a construction worker died after the front-end loader he was driving fell seven stories. Carlos Maryorga, 35, was pinned inside the Bobcat and rescue crews had to extricate him. The construction accident occurred at a construction work site on Chicago’s Near South Side around 9:40am. The work was…

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Sewage Plant Accident Seriously Injures Worker

A subcontractor in Holly Springs, North Carolina was working on the electrical system at the Utley Wastewater Treatment Plant when he was shocked and knocked unconscious. The electrical accident occurred just before 11am. A town employee reportedly administrated CPR after the worker, age 34, stopped breathing and appeared to have…

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Massachusetts Factory Facing $442K in Proposed OSHA Penalties

Our workplace accident attorneys have recently learned that a Massachusetts composites factory is facing a total of $442,150 in proposed fines. The United States Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited the Rockland, Massachusetts manufacturing and assembly facility for alleged violations of health and safety standards. According…

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Massachusetts Scaffolding Accident Serves as a Reminder of Safety

Last Wednesday, two workers in Boston’s Financial District clung to a safety line in panic for 20 minutes after the engine let go of a window-washing platform 37 stories above the street. According to one official, who spoke to the Boston Globe on condition of anonymity, officials believe the scaffolding…

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Massachusetts Manufacturer Cited for 29 Alleged Safety Violations

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited a Massachusetts manufacturer for more than two dozen willful, serious, and other-than-serious violations of safety and health standards at its Watertown, Massachusetts production plant. Fluid Management Systems Inc. faces proposed fines totaling $125,000, mainly for electrical, chemical, and respirator hazards. According to…

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Construction Accident Knocks Out Power in Springfield

In Springfield, Massachusetts, construction crews laying a fiber optic cable along I-91 reportedly severed an underground electrical line, causing a power outage that impacted almost a fifth of the city at its peak. The accident occurred around 1pm last Thursday. According to Western Massachusetts Electric Company (WMECO) officials, service would…

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