A city engineer collapsed in a manhole while attempting to retrieve a flow meter. The victim, an assistant engineer and a student intern had gone to a landfill to replace a battery of a flow meter that had been placed in a manhole. Once they arrived at the site, the victim opened the manhole cover with a pick-ax. There were four iron rungs mounted into the concrete wall of the manhole to form a ladder. The flow meter was attached to the top rung that was 34 inches (.86 meters) below the manhole opening by spring-loaded handle. The victim used […]
This content is for Markel policy holders.
Register
New Safety Talks
New Safety Talks
New eLearning
iltdev20212025-12-15T13:58:07-08:00
Formaldehyde Safety: Staying Safe Around a Hidden Hazard – Spanish
iltdev20212025-12-11T00:22:10-08:00
Fire Extinguishers: Monthly Inspections – Small Checks, Big Safety – French
iltdev20212025-12-11T00:12:48-08:00
Fire Extinguishers: Monthly Inspections – Small Checks, Big Safety – Spanish
iltdev20212025-12-10T23:11:50-08:00
Fire Extinguishers: Monthly Inspections – Small Checks, Big Safety
iltdev20212025-11-24T21:46:31-08:00

