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:: Friday, June 10, 2005 ::
Equipment supplier fined in accident that left employee blinded - AP, Fort Worth Star Telegram
A welder, surgeons, firefighters and paramedics spent hours to detach a 10-inch hook from a backhoe and then remove it from Wayne Gail Creek's head.
The company failed to follow its procedures, according to the OSHA citations. The mechanic and the co-worker beside him were not to blame.
'They were not faulted in any way. They should have received the training they needed,' said Elizabeth Todd, a Dallas-based spokeswoman for OSHA.------------------------------------------- posted 10:37 AM :: reference link ::
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