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OSHA Accident Investigation · Summary #221552078

COMPONENT WEST INC

Event
Fall, Fall From Elevation, Suicide
NAICS
238350
Inspection type
Federal Agency
Activity number
#346611593
Employer profile
COMPONENT WEST INC
Summary number
221552078
Report ID
0950635
Project type
A
Construction end-use
C

Event description

Employee commits suicide at worksite

Investigation abstract

At 6:00 a.m. on March 31, 2023, the El Segundo Police Department arrived onsite began arriving to the worksite. Coworker #1, a stocker/scrapper employee, was one of the first to arrive at their normal work start time. As Coworker #1 began walking toward the north entry access point of the three story building, Coworker #1 discovered the dead body of Employee #1 on the ground. The hard hat of Employee #1 was found at the edge of the roof at the north elevation, during the post investigation. Employee #1 jumped off the roof of the three story commercial building, impacting the ground below from a 50 foot fall, resulting in a fatality. The impact of the ground directly caused the injury and fatality. Employee #1 committed suicide. at 2080 South Hughes Way in El Segundo, California, to locate Employee #1. The El Segundo Police Department received a request from the family of Employee #1 to perform a welfare check. Approximately two weeks prior, Employee #1's girlfriend had committed suicide. Additionally, Employee #1 had been taking additional days off from work due to a family emergency. The El Segundo Police Department, along with the PCL Construction Inc site superintendent, were attempting to locate Employee #1. The El Segundo Police Department could not locate Employee #1. At approximately 6:30 a.m., the stocker/scrapper work crew

Victim

  1. #1 Fatality Age 19 M

    Event type
    5
    Occupation code
    7004
    Fall distance
    50

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