Abstract: At approximately 2:30 p.m. on November 16, 1991, Employee #1 was ordered by a maintenance supervisor to bring a forklift from inside a building to the outside parking space to jump-start the dead battery in the GMC mobile paper shredder's engine. After the jump-start, Employee #1 raised the 1,650 lb forklift clamps or attachment approximately 12 feet and proceeded forward. He then made a sharp turn across the drainage slope and tried to jump clear as it rolled over before reaching the back door. Employee #1 was pinned face down by the shoulder blades between the forklift's roll-over protection guard and the asphalt, and was killed. According to the maintenance supervisor, Employee #1 had 4 hours of training. The employer was found in violation of T8CCR 3364(a)(15), and a serious citation was issued with penalty.