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Safety Incidents OSHA Severe Injury Reports · 2015–2025

OSHA Accident Investigation · Summary #14565311

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Event
PPE,CARBON MONOXIDE,RESPIRATOR,VENTILATION,CONFINED SPACE,CONSTRUCTION
NAICS
000000
Inspection type
Accident-driven
Activity number
#14596837
Employer profile
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Summary number
14565311
Report ID
950411

Event description

CARBON MONOXIDE EXPOSURE IN SEWER PIPE

Investigation abstract

AT A SEWER LINE CONSTRUCTION SITE ON THE HIGHWAY, EMPLOYEES #1 AND #2 WERE ASPHY XIATED IN A SEWER PIPE. EMPLOYEE #1 WORKED FOR THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPO RTATION AND EMPLOYEE #2 WORKED FOR A HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION FIRM. EMPLOYEES #3 AND #4, BOTH FIREMEN, WERE TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL FOR OVERNIGHT OBSERVATION. OTHER E MPLOYEES WERE EITHER TREATED AT THE SCENE OR TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL AND SUBSEQUEN TLY RELEASED.

Victims (4)

  1. #1 Fatality Age 26 M

    Nature of injury
    2
    Part of body
    25
    Event type
    8
    Source
    44
    Occupation code
    999
    Human factor
    19
    Environmental factor
    7
    Hazardous substance
    0560
    Task assigned
    2
  2. #2 Fatality Age 20 M

    Nature of injury
    2
    Part of body
    25
    Event type
    8
    Source
    44
    Occupation code
    999
    Human factor
    19
    Environmental factor
    7
    Hazardous substance
    0560
    Task assigned
    1
  3. #3 Hospitalized Age 29 M

    Nature of injury
    2
    Part of body
    25
    Event type
    8
    Source
    44
    Occupation code
    999
    Human factor
    1
    Environmental factor
    7
    Hazardous substance
    0560
    Task assigned
    1
  4. #4 Hospitalized Age 36 M

    Nature of injury
    2
    Part of body
    25
    Event type
    8
    Source
    44
    Occupation code
    999
    Human factor
    1
    Environmental factor
    7
    Hazardous substance
    0560
    Task assigned
    1

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