Employee death at Loveland
RibStaThiok 28 Dec 2017
No details right now.
http://www.9news.com...-area/503120146
http://www.9news.com...-area/503120146
71CJ5 29 Dec 2017
Looks like another conveyor related death assuming 9News is providing accurate information.
http://www.9news.com...-area/503120146
http://www.9news.com...-area/503120146
RibStaThiok 22 May 2018
comeagain? 23 May 2018
I think it's interesting that the manufacturer says (according to the article) to not perform maintenance while the lift is running, but is was apparently SOP to do so.
2milehi 23 May 2018
So the guy was 9 times over the legal limit of THC in his system, had a history of depression and wanted to commit suicide (via witness statements) and belly crawled to the bottom of the carpet.
Some of this has to fall on Adam.
Some of this has to fall on Adam.
2milehi 17 Jul 2018
Channel 7 news is really trying to put a spin on this story to make it look like the employer (or the company that pays the benefits) should be paying full benefits. Say the employee was drinking and had a 0.40% BAC and was killed. Should his family receive full benefits?
This was a tragic event and it is awful that he lost his life, but Channel 7 is doing a lousy job of reporting the news.
This was a tragic event and it is awful that he lost his life, but Channel 7 is doing a lousy job of reporting the news.