CSB: Naphtha Overflow Caused Fatal BP-Husky Refinery Fire
The US Chemical Safety Board found that a naphtha overflow and failed alarm response caused the fatal 2022 fire at the BP-Husky refinery in Ohio.
The US Chemical Safety Board found that a naphtha overflow and failed alarm response caused the fatal 2022 fire at the BP-Husky refinery in Ohio.
The NTSB recommends banning riding railcars during shoving movements, after sixteen accidents caused fourteen deaths and two serious injuries since 2020.
OSHA has proposed $254,884 in fines against a Pennsylvania excavation company after a fatal trench collapse near Chambersburg, United States.
Algoma Steel was fined C$200,000 after a contracted worker died from oxygen deprivation while cleaning an unsecured coke-oven gas pipe in Ontario.
Two construction firms were fined a combined 85,000 Canadian dollars after workers in a Toronto garage inhaled carbon monoxide and monitoring fell short.
A welder lost part of his thumb when a 133 kg workpiece fell on his hand. The company had no risk assessment for the task and was fined £48,000.
Weapons company GMK was fined £800,000 after a worker suffered burns removing pyrotechnic waste using a method that went unsupervised for years.
A UK court gave a painter-decorator a suspended sentence after his apprentice stepson was electrocuted when a ladder touched an overhead power line.
Wesdome Gold Mines was fined 100,000 Canadian dollars in Ontario after a rockfall caused by insufficient ground support in an underground gold mine.
A TSB investigation found blocked sightlines and no posted lookout caused a tug-pushed barge to strike and sink a workboat near Squamish, B.C.