Federal officials say they are preparing to issue citations in connection with the death of a Montana worker who fell from an aerial lift in Butte, Mont., last month.
The Montana Standard reports the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has concluded its on-site investigation into the conditions and safety factors that may have contributed to the death of Jay F. Bickford.
OSHA regional director Jeff Funke says Big Sky Rental and the company’s owner, Bill Robinson, have cooperated fully in the investigation. Funke says the citations should be issued within about a month of the completion of OSHA’s compliance report.
Bickford was in the bucket of the lift when the machinery tipped on Oct. 18. He was thrown from the equipment, and later died at an area hospital.
Was this article valuable?
Here are more articles you may enjoy.
Trump Wins Permission to Revise BBC Suit to Remove Brand Damage
Cost of a Data Breach Reaches Record $5 Million on Average
Product-Defect Presumption Lives On: Florida Appeals Court Upholds $103M vs. Ford
Hackers Hit Bitcoin’s Safest Hiding Place in Ongoing Attack