Trash Collector Dies After Being Crushed by Collection Truck - Virginia: FACE 92-31
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1993/03/23
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Description:A 52-year-old male trash collector died after being crushed when a trash collection vehicle ran over him at the town landfill. He was employed by a small municipality. At the time of the accident the victim and two coworkers were dumping the afternoon's collections at the landfill. The driver turned and backed into the active working face. The victim and other trash collector prepared the truck's dump body for discharge. After the load was dumped, the driver pulled forward, clearing the working face. The victim and coworker checked the truck's dump body to note if the load was fully discharged and secured the turnbuckles. One trash collector entered the cab, while the victim rode on the riding step. After the driver had parked the truck, the victim was found lying in front of the truck. While the accident was not witnessed, apparently the truck backed over the victim. It was recommended that municipalities and employers develop and strictly enforce policies prohibiting trash collectors from riding on the rear of trash collection vehicles when not on the collection route.
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Pages in Document:3 pdf pages
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Volume:1992
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Issue:31
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NIOSHTIC Number:nn:00213106
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NTIS Accession Number:PB93-188597
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Citation:Morgantown, : U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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Federal Fiscal Year:1993
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Peer Reviewed:False
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Start Date:1992/07/15
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Resource Number:FACE 92-31
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha-512:32745fd97d791af64dab69d3ab9db01d334bbc7d6d7c1797837a76ce8a27920dd04147129d6a407fcf91c6e7dd0ec283ca1a4f1c0a830b65c636fcb92dc6607f
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