Abstract: See Report 82264. On December 18, 2015, an employee who worked on a hog farm entered a building that was approximately 14 feet x 17 feet with an 8 foot ceiling. It was divided into a primary entrance and an office. Employees are required to shower and change clothes prior to entering the hog barn. The employee reached thru a window into the office to set down her bag and lunch and entered the door to the shower. Her coworker, the owner, was in the hog barn cleaning the facility with an Alladin 16535 power washer that was installed in the office area near the shower. While on a break, the coworker went looking for the employee and found her unconscious in the shower area. After testing the employee's blood, it was found that the carboxyhemoglobin level was at 47.8 percent. Per SLCLs calculation, the employee's exposure for a 60 minute occupational exposure was 2,772 ppm. The 8-hour time weighted exposure was 346 ppm. The employee was killed from asphyxiation.