Abstract: At approximately 1:15 p.m. on July 30, 2012, Employee #1, a construction laborer for General Consolidated Constructors Inc., had just completed storage rack assembly work when Employee #1 was instructed by a coworker to attach a metal panel to the air conditioning unit located on the roof of the jobsite location. After completing this task, Employee #1 was instructed to return to the roof top to close an open skylight. Employee #1 utilized a boom lift to gain access to the roof through the skylight. Employee #1 walked approximately one hundred and fifty feet to the open skylight. Employee #1 had difficulty closing the skylight and applied more force onto the skylight lid. Employee #1 fell through the skylight lid and fell approximately thirty-feet below onto a scissor lift which was parked in the lowest position. Employee #1 broke his right hip, fractured his right rib, and received multiple lacerations and strains from the fall. Employee #1 was hospitalized for approximately four-days, as a result of the event. Employee #1 had been employed by the company for approximately one year and the incident occurred at a contracted jobsite.