Incident / Machinery Involved / Day / Tulsa / Oklahoma City / Washington / Injury / Ottawa / /
Company
Crane / Kingfisher / Stephens / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
National Institute of Occupational Safety / /
IndustryTerm
pipeline construction site / metal / radar systems / construction site / heavy equipment / work site / steel beam / highway construction site / task-specific equipment / proper safety equipment / mobile machinery / machinery / warehouse management / bus manufacturing plant / oil and gas / object scrap metal / manufacturing / steel pipe / fall protection equipment / machinery rollovers / applicable mobile machinery / roof truss manufacturing / /
NaturalFeature
Okfuskee McClain Love Case Briefs Creek / /
Organization
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health / Injury Prevention Service / Department of Labor Public Employees Occupational Safety and Health Program / office of the Chief Medical Examiner / Oklahoma State Department of Health Injury Prevention Service / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / Oklahoma State Department / /
August 20, 2010 Work-Related Mobile Machinery Deaths, Oklahoma, [removed]In the United States in 2007, approximately 800 workers were fatally injured and 69,000 workers were nonfatally injured with days away from work