Workplace Incident Fatalities Accepted by the Workers Compensation Board in 2014
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1 Workplace Incident Fatalities Accepted by the Workers Compensation Board in 2014 Workplace Incident Fatalities Year to date, numbers as of December 31, 2014 Workplace Incident fatalities are cases where a worker dies at a work site, or as a result of injuries sustained at a work site. This is the type of fatality that Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) typically investigate. The numbers reflected in this report detail the workplace incidents accepted by the Workers Compensation Board Alberta in 2014 and not incidents investigated by OHS. Industry s Industry Sector Agriculture and Forestry Business, Personal and Professional Services Construction and Construction Trades Manufacturing and Processing Mining and Petroleum Development Public Administration, Education and Health Services Transportation, Communication and Utilities Wholesale And Retail Trade Includes greenhouses and market gardens, feed lots, timber management, logging and related woodlands operations including the trucking of logs. Includes building and grounds maintenance, financial services, restaurants, hotels and recreation facilities, security services, and professional services such as engineering. Includes the construction of houses, apartments, industrial plants, roads, bridges and pipelines, and specialized construction trades (e.g. plumbing, painting, roofing, and bricklaying). Involves manufacturing beyond the raw product: includes saw mills, pulp mills, food and beverages, metal fabrication, petrochemicals, and oil refineries. Includes underground and open pit mining, oil sands mining and processing, operation of oil and gas wells, drilling and servicing of wells, and related services in the oil fields. Includes the provincial government, all forms of local government, universities, colleges, business schools, libraries, hospitals and long term care facilities. Includes public transportation (air, rail, bus), trucking, radio, television, live theatre, electricity, natural gas and garbage collection. Includes food and beverage stores, department stores, home improvement centers, and sale and service of automobiles and equipment. Workplace Incident Fatalities Accepted by WCB 1
2 Industry Sector 2014 Number of Fatalities (year-to-date) 2013 Number of Fatalities (year-to-date) Agriculture and Forestry 3 1 Business, Personal and Professional Services 1 0 Construction and Construction Trades Manufacturing and Processing 3 6 Mining and Petroleum Development 8 5 Public Administration, Education and Health Services 2 6 Transportation, Communication and Utilities 6 3 Wholesale and Retail Trade 7 2 TOTAL Delayed Fatalities Date of Agriculture and Forestry A worker died from heart disease. A worker fell off a man lift while unloading a trailer and died. A worker was crushed by a falling tree. Business, Personal and Professional Services A worker drove a company vehicle to a job site, parked it and the vehicle exploded. Construction and Construction Trades A worker was positioned near a skid steer loader that was being used to transport two 100lb compressed breathing air cylinders. The operator started to reverse the machine and drove over the worker. A track hoe operator was driving at the bottom of a borrow pit when the track hoe broke through the ice and sank. 1 Delayed or latent workplace incident fatalities include workers involved in a workplace incident or exposure that did not become a fatality until a much later date, often years later. From 2002, these incidents are to be categorized under the original incident. Previously, these workers have been classified and recorded as occupational disease fatalities. Delayed fatalities have not been included in the year-to-date total as they do not reflect present work site hazards or exposures. Workplace Incident Fatalities Accepted by WCB 2
3 A worker fell from a basket on a crane to the ground. While working on a passenger bus, a component fell on the worker causing fatal injuries. A worker was fixing brakes on a company truck when the truck fell off the jack, crushing and fatally injuring worker. A worker became entangled in a conveyor and suffered fatal injuries. A worker crawled under a crusher and was caught in the conveyer belt. A worker fell while removing trusses and suffered fatal injuries. A worker was walking alongside a loaded forklift when the load became unstable and landed on the worker. A worker was standing on the back of a truck when the worker fell and suffered a head injury. A worker was found underneath an air exchange unit during an install. While climbing a ladder, a worker fell, sustaining fatal injuries. A worker was standing on a catwalk and while loosening a tie down winch, the winch let loose and hit the worker in the head causing fatal injuries. A worker was crushed under a brick wall. A worker fell off a ladder and sustained fatal injuries. A worker was found unresponsive after being struck by an excavator at the work site. While shoveling snow off a roof, a worker turned and fell, sustaining fatal injuries. Manufacturing and Processing February 2014 A worker was picking up wood strips and was run over by a truck backing up. Steel rods fell on a worker and the worker died as a result of injuries. Steam and water were released from a pipe causing severe burns to a worker. Mining and Petroleum Development A worker was hit by winch on right side of body at a rig site. Workplace Incident Fatalities Accepted by WCB 3
4 A worker went out to check a leak on a pipeline, but didn t return. Workers went looking and found the worker unresponsive in a pool of sand and water. A worker was crushed by falling material from a hanging box. A worker collapsed while working on an electrical panel. Appears to be an electrocution. A worker was attacked by a bear. While working on a D9 dozer the sump pan fell and hit the worker in the head. A worker was struck in the face by a dislodged hydraulic hose cover plate. A worker was sitting in a company truck when a large haul mine truck backed over it. Public Administration, Education and Health Services While at an employer established function a worker choked on food and later passed away in hospital. A worker collapsed after fighting a fire. Transportation, Communication and Utilities A worker was crushed while unloading a trailer with a forklift. A worker fell from a truck and died due to a head injury. A worker suffered a cardiac episode while unloading grain at an elevator While working on a sanding truck blade, the blade fell and hit the worker in the chest. The worker subsequently passed away. While hooking up a tow truck a worker was struck from behind by a vehicle. A worker was crushed between two vehicles after pulling off onto the shoulder. Wholesale and Retail Trade A worker suffered a head injury. Worker was attacked at work and fatally injured. Worker was attacked at work and fatally injured. A worker died in a snowmobile incident. A worker suffered a heart attack precipitated by work. While working on a vehicle, the vehicle fell and crushed the worker. Workplace Incident Fatalities Accepted by WCB 4
5 A worker died in a bobcat accident. Delayed A 48-year-old former food vendor died from medical complications resulting from permanent injuries sustained in a fall in the workplace. A 65-year-old former machine shop supervisor died from aggravation of ulcerative colitis, a result of a change in work duties. A 37-year-old drywall worker died from medical complications resulting from a workplace injury. An 86-year-old former railway worker died from medical complications arising from permanent injuries as a result of a workplace injury. A 53-year-old former framer died from sepsis as a direct consequence of a worksite accident. A 79-year-old former driller died from multiple respiratory complications directly related to a worksite accident. A 35-year-old policeman died from complications related to a leg injury which occurred at work the previous month. A 57-year-old warehouse worker died from medical complications relating to a work related injury approximately 20 years earlier. A 78-year-old former construction worker died from medical complications related to a fall at work. A 49-year-old former labourer died from medical complications related to an injury at work. A 77-year-old former concrete worker died from medical complications related to a fall at work. A 44-year-old former elevator repairman died from severe pneumonia related to a workplace injury. Workplace Incident Fatalities Accepted by WCB 5
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