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CHARACTERISTICS:
DONOR: Alberta Community and Occupational
Health
Occupational Health and Safety Division
JURISDICTION:
ALBERTA
REPORT TITLE: Fatality Investigation Data
Base
INFORMATION ABOUT DECEASED:
NAME: Confidential
SEX: Male AGE: 27
OCCUPATION: architectural and engineering
technologists and technicians
INDUSTRY:
oil or gas well
operation
Industrial sector: mines, quarries and
oil
ACCIDENT INFORMATION:
DATE OF ACCIDENT:
Confidential
PLACE: DRAYTON VALLEY AREA: Edmonton
region
NATURE OF INJURY:
poisoning (systemic from toxic
substance)
TYPE OF ACCIDENT:
contact with gases/fumes by
inhalation (lack of oxygen)
SOURCE OF INJURY:
hydrogen
sulphide exposure
ACCIDENT DESCRIPTION:
Two workers
were overcome by H2S gas and died when a 12.7mm stainless
steel
tubing separated from a fitting of a temporary, auxiliary
hydrate control
injection system, at a sour gas
well.
INVESTIGATION:
DATE: 1984-11-22
UNSAFE
ACT(S):
no unsafe act identified
UNSAFE
CONDITION(S):
defective tools, equipment, materials or
supplies
INDIRECT CAUSE(S):
worker's lack of experience or
knowledge
management's deliberate disregard of known safe
procedures
EMPLOYER ACTION(S):
eliminate unsafe
conditions
eliminate unsafe procedure
provide instruction,
training, supervision to workers
OHSO ACTION(S):
approval of
new procedures, equipment, etc
meeting with company
representatives
issue a requisition or order
OTHER'S
ACTION(S):
no action
REGULATION(S): 00448083
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