NIOSH (FACE) fatalities tracker

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Tower construction industry leaders and safety professionals believe that FACE reports can be used effectively to create a greater awareness of how fatalities can easily arise and what preventative measures can be taken to keep them from occurring.
For additional information, please see: FACE Reports.

NIOSH FACE

55-Year-Old Communications Tower Worker Killed After Falling 60 Feet
7/18/08 - Released 11/5/10

Hispanic Tower Erector Falls to Death from Television Tower in Nebraska
6/16/03 - Guest Analysis

Telecommunications Tower Maintenance Worker Struck By Cable In Nebraska
4/22/02 - Guest Analysis

Three Tower Painters Die After Falling 1,200' While Riding the Hoist Line in North Carolina 12/3/99 - Guest Analysis

Tower Construction Worker Dies Following 940-Foot Fall From Television Tower In Missouri 12/8/98

Tower Hand Dies After 230-Foot Fall From Communications Tower in North Carolina
11/13/98

Tower Construction Worker Dies Following 200 Foot Fall From Radio Tower in Missouri 10/14/98

Tower Erector Dies After Falling 200 Feet From Telecommunication Tower in North Carolina 7/16/98 - Guest Analysis

Tower Painter Dies and a Second Painter Injured After Falling 900 Feet While Inside a Man Basket in South Carolina
6/23/98

Tower Erector Dies After Falling 125 Feet From Cellular Phone Tower In South Carolina
3/29/98 - Guest Analysis

Tower Worker Dies After Falling 130 Feet From Hoist Cable To Ground in Pennsylvania
12/8/97

Tower Erector Dies after Falling 200 Feet from a Tower in North Carolina
5/15/97

Antenna Technican Dies After Falling 310 Feet from a Television Tower in Colorado
6/25/90

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