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Accident: 64450.015 - Two Employee Fall From Aerial Lift And Are Killed

Accident: 64450.015 -- Report ID: 0830600 -- Event Date: 06/19/2014
InspectionOpen DateSICEstablishment Name
984541.01506/19/2014Sawtooth Enterprises, Llc
At 5:50 p.m. on June 19, 2014, two painters, one being the subcontracting compan y owner, were standing on an aerial lift bucket, removing masking tape from a pr eviously painted surface on the front of a building, at a height of approximatel y 45 feet. The JLG model 800A aerial lift was standing on a concrete surface wit h slope of approximately 9 degrees. The lift was standing at approximately a 45 degree angle relative to the front of the building. The rear right wheel of the lift broke through the concrete surface, causing the lift to tip over on its sid e. The two employees fell with the bucket from a height of approximately 45 feet . The employees were not wearing positional restraint devices attached to the bu cket and both employees were killed.
Keywords: aerial lift, equipment failure, fall, fall protection, falling object, lanyard, painter
End Use Proj Type Proj Cost Stories NonBldgHt Fatality
Other building Maintenance or repair Under $50,000 50 X
Employee # Inspection Age Sex Degree Nature Occupation Construction
1 984541.015 45 M Fatality Painters, construction and maintenance FallDist: 45
FallHt:45
Cause: Exterior painting
FatCause:
2 984541.015 37 M Fatality Painters, construction and maintenance FallDist: 45
FallHt:45
Cause: Exterior painting
FatCause:

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