Ohio Construction Worker Killed

Posted on July 27th, 2010 No Comments

A construction worker was killed today in a terrible accident at a juvenile construction facility. The 52-year-old man was employed by Terik Roofing Co. They were remodeling the roof of the Circleville Juvenile Correctional Facility. The victim has been identified as Mark Mazzagotti. He was pronounced dead at Berger Hospital.

According to the Columbus Dispatch, “Mazzagotti was using a boom-lift machine to remove shingles from a roof under repair at the juvenile facility.” Some shingles became stuck, so Mazzagotti got out and attempted to fix the situation. Instead, his machine went into gear. It then pinned the construction worker against a metal trash bin.

Youth Services provided first aid until EMS arrived. The accident is currently being investigated by both OSHA and Youth Services.

Alcohol Suspected in Car vs. Construction Worker Accident

Posted on July 21st, 2010 No Comments

Police in Colorado Springs, Colorado, are looking into the events that sent a construction worker to the hospital this morning and left a man in custody for drunk driving.

The female, who was working as a construction flagger, was hit around 1:40 a.m. According to Fox 21, “It happened at the corner of N. Academy Blvd. and Woodmen Rd.”

The construction flagger was taken to the hospital with significant injuries. One of which was a broken leg.

The male driver was reportedly taken into police custody for driving under the influence and may accrue more charges.

The Colorado Springs Police Department is still investigating the accident.

Construction jobs can be dangerous, putting you in harm’s way time and time again. If you or someone you know has been injured on the job, contact the New Jersey Work Place Injury Lawyers at Levinson Axelrod, P.A., today by dialing 1-800-34-NJ-LAW.

Wind Power Plant Closed to Honor Fallen Worker

Posted on July 7th, 2010 No Comments

The Grand Forks Herald reports that LM Wind Power closed their Grand Forks plant to honor an employee who died in a work accident. The Herald writes that 42-year-old Joe Schaff became “pinned between two pieces of heavy equipment for about three minutes Thursday in the plant that manufactures blades for wind turbines.”

After being removed from the two pieces of equipment, emergency responders tried to revive him. Police say, at Altru Hospital, Schaff was pronounced dead.

OSHA is in the process of investigating the accident.

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