Workers Crushed By Marble

Worker fatally crushed by stones after falling into hopper.

Workers crushed by marble.

Two workers at a granite and marble business in sterling heights were fatally crushed monday afternoon when more than a dozen slabs of granite fell on them. Worker fatally crushed under. 2 workers crushed to death by utility pole while working in marble falls a 9 000 to 10 000 pound metal utility pole had fallen onto the two workers during lifting operations author. An employee at the granite and marble wholesale shop called police around 2 30 p m.

Two labourers were crushed to death under marble sheets which they were unloading from a truck on the iit bombay campus in powai police said sunday. He said both men were killed. When slabs were lifted off their storage rack others shifted causing slabs to. Martin said two workers got pinned by several granite slabs and became trapped.

He said the slabs are about 1 000 pounds each and around 5 feet wide and 8 feet long. To report the incident. Two utility workers were killed saturday in marble falls after a 5 ton metal pole fell on them during a lifting operation the burnet county sheriff s office said. Sterling heights fire chief chris martin said it appeared that the workers were using an overhead crane to move the slabs each weighing more than 1 000 pounds.

Worker fatally struck by skid steerer. 2 workers crushed at stone warehouse in sterling heights. Two employees of a granite and marble business in suburban detroit were fatally crushed monday afternoon when multiple slabs of granite fell on them. Inspector vijay dalvi of powai police station said the institute had engaged.

Each of six ft by eight ft sheets weighed at least 150 kgs police added. Worker fatally crushed between excavator bucket and trench wall. Marble falls texas kxan two men died after a 9 000 pound metal utility pole crushed them saturday in marble falls. The burnet county sheriff s office identified the men who died as.

An unidentified queens worker was crushed to death by marble slabs at a long island city warehouse pictured on march 30 2018.