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CLEARLAKE, Calif. \u2014 A utility worker was killed near a Northern California wildfire<\/a> as crews working in sweltering conditions battled multiple blazes, including twin fires that exploded in size and forced hundreds more to evacuate rural communities, officials said Sunday. The Pacific Gas and Electric employee was fatally injured in a vehicle-related accident Saturday on the western edge of the Carr Fire in Shasta County, said utility spokeswoman Melissa Subbotin. Jairus Ayeta,<\/strong> who was in his 20s, worked as an apprentice lineman and was part of a PG&E crew working in \u201cdangerous terrain\u201d to restore power, she said. Ayeta is the seventh person to die in the immense blaze that has been burning for two weeks near Redding, where armies of firefighters and fleets of aircraft continue battling the flames about 100 miles (160 kilometers) south of the Oregon state line. Two firefighters and four residents, including two children, were also killed.<\/p>\nWorker killed in Englewood while building pool deck<\/h3>\nCHICAGO, IL — Two workers building a pool deck in Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood were shot Saturday morning<\/a> while taking their lunch break.\u00a0\u00a0Frank Warren,<\/strong> 61, died of his injuries.\u00a0 No one was in custody in the shooting, which occurred in the 6800-block of South Wood just before noon.\u00a0 Police said the men were unintended victims of an exchange of gunfire between rival gang members.\u00a0A witness said the men were eating their lunch on the grass. Warren was a father of three and one of sixteen brothers and sisters.<\/div>\n\n\n\nOne worker killed, another seriously injured in overnight crash at Anderson worksite<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nANDERSON, IN \u2013 One worker was killed and another was seriously injured after a car crashed through their worksite<\/a> Saturday morning. The Madison County Sheriff’s crash team responded to a call around 8 a.m. on a bridge on County Road 600 West just south of County Road 200 North, that an SUV struck two men working on a bridge crossing the White River, according to Madison County Sheriff Scott Mellinger. David A Kirk<\/strong>, 58, Gwynneville, Indiana, was pronounced dead at the scene. Brandon Hanson, 39, Gwynneville, was lifelined to St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis with serious pelvic and leg injuries. Both men work for AK Shannon Excavating Company and were contracted by Madison County to perform bridge work on the White River bridge.<\/p>\nWorker Commits Suicide on the Job<\/h3>\n
Clarkston, WA — Ray Spencer<\/strong> was installing siding at 730 13th Street, Clarkston, WA. The owner of the company departed and later returned finding Spencer hanging in a detached garage by an extension cord. Emergency medical technicians were called and attempted to revive the employee.\u00a0Asotin County Corner declared the death to be\u00a0 suicide, asphyxiation by hanging. (Source: Washington Department of Labor and Industries)<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOfficials identify Texas pipeline worker killed in explosion<\/h3>\n
HOUSTON, TX – Texas officials released the name of a pipeline worker who died from injuries<\/a> suffered when a Midland County, Texas, natural gas pipeline caught fire and exploded on Wednesday, sending seven people to the hospital.\u00a0Bud Taylor,<\/strong> an employee of Navitas Midstream Partners, was one of five workers and two firefighters responding to a gas leak when at least one pipeline caught fire and triggered a series of explosions affecting several lines in the area, authorities said.\u00a0The 63-year-old died on Friday at University Medical Center in Lubbock, Texas, where five workers were airlifted on Wednesday from the Midland County blast. The names and affiliations of the other workers injured have not been released.<\/p>\nTruck driver killed in wreck<\/h3>\n
FRANKLIN, WV \u2014 A Virginia man lost his life after a single-vehicle accident<\/a> on Allegheny Mountain in Pendleton County.\u00a0Omar Hadi Fenjan Al Khuzaie<\/strong>, of Harrisonburg, Virginia, was killed when he crashed the tractor trailer he was operating.\u00a0West Virginia State Police Sgt. A.D. Teter said in a press release.\u00a0\u201cA tractor trailer was traveling east on U.S. 33, going down a steep grade, in a sharp lefthand curve, when the driver lost control, causing the vehicle to exit the roadway edge, overturning and crashing down over a steep mountain.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\nGranite City man killed in construction accident at Menard\u00a0prison<\/h3>\n
CHESTER, Ill. \u2013 The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is investigating a construction accident that claimed a Granite City\u2019s man life<\/a> Thursday. The accident occurred at the Menard Correctional Center. The exact circumstances surrounding the accident were not disclosed, but we do know that 55-year-old Ronald Pointer<\/strong> was killed. No other injuries at the prison were reported. The Chester, Illinois and Perryville, Missouri fire departments rushed to the prison following the accident. Pointer was a contractor for Merlin Stelzer Services and had 30 years of experience.<\/p>\nPolice release name of man killed in Columbus plant accident<\/h3>\n
COLUMBUS, Neb. \u2014 Authorities have released the name of an employee killed in an accident at a Columbus manufacturing plant<\/a>. First responders were sent Tuesday morning to the Nebraska Precast plant\u00a0to help someone pinned under a concrete form. Four other workers were taken to a hospital. One worker was pronounced dead at the scene. Police have identified him as 61-year-old Juvenal Aguilar<\/strong>, who lived in Columbus.<\/p>\nEmployee dies in industrial accident at North 40 Outfitters store<\/h3>\n
COLVILLE, Wash. – A 63-year-old retail worker in Colville was killed Thursday when a shelving unit fell on top of him<\/a>. Stevens County Coroner Lorrie Sampson said she was called to North 40 Outfitters on Main Street on the south side of the city at about 7:45 a.m. on a report of an accidental death. She identified the deceased as Randy Rowland<\/strong>. An autopsy has been scheduled. \u201cAll we know is that there was a very large shelving unit that toppled over and, kind of in a domino effect, took out another shelving unit,\u201d Sampson said. \u201cBoth shelving units combined and came down on this man. They\u2019re very heavy.\u201d<\/p>\nDemo Worker Dies From Oceanfront Building Collapse<\/h3>\n
MIAMI BEACH, FL \u2014 A demolition worker struck by flying debris<\/a> in the July 23 collapse of a former Miami Beach oceanfront condominium, has died from his injuries, according to Miami Beach police. Forty-two-year-old Samuel Landis<\/strong> was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital in critical condition following the building collapse. He died Friday afternoon. “The investigation remains active and open,” Ernesto Rodriguez of the Miami Beach Police Department told Patch. “As such, no additional information is currently available.”\u00a0 The former oceanfront Marlborough House condominium building collapsed when a planned demolition went horribly wrong. Witnesses described hearing a thunderous crash as the high-rise building came tumbling down like a house of cards. The building was located at 5775 Collins Avenue. “Obviously during that demolition something went terribly wrong,” Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber told reporters at the time.<\/p>\n\n\nPolice ID dump truck driver killed in Lake Geneva accident<\/h3>\n
LAKE GENEVA, WI —\u00a0<\/strong>Lake Geneva police Friday identified the Mukwonago dump truck driver who was killed in an accident<\/a> Thursday. Todd Klauser<\/strong>, 58, was driving a truck owned by Sobczyk Trucking of Big Bend, police Lt. Ed Gritzner said in a news release.\u00a0At about 8:39 a.m. Thursday, police responded to an accident involving the dump truck at the ramp of westbound Highway 50\/southbound Highway 120 and eastbound Highway 12. Klauser died at the scene, police said Thursday. The dump truck sustained severe damage. Gritzner said in an email Saturday, “The dump truck exited onto the off ramp, left the roadway and rolled.”<\/p>\nWoman killed in accident at Ventra<\/h3>\n
CADILLAC, MI \u2014 A 61-year-old woman was killed Monday at the Ventra factory<\/a> in Evart. The assembly worker was walking from the work area to the break area when a steel water pipe fell on her head, according to publicly available information from the Michigan Occupational Health and Safety Administration. The pressurized six-inch pipe was 15 feet up, preliminary reports said. Robin Wilkins-Yazdani<\/strong> was identified as the worker killed in the incident, according to a death notice received by the Cadillac News.<\/p>\n<\/header>\n<\/div>\nWorker dies after 40-foot fall at Dallas convention center<\/h3>\n
Dallas, TX — An electrician employed by Dallas’\u00a0Department of Aviation died\u00a0after a fall<\/a> Thursday morning at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. The man fell while working on lighting for aircraft navigational aids on the roof of the building, the city said.\u00a0 He fell 40 feet from the heliport,\u00a0KTVT-TV (Channel 11) reported, and efforts to revive him were unsuccessful.<\/p>\nRoad construction worker dies 2 days after being hit by Marlette woman<\/h3>\n
ST. CLAIR COUNTY, MI<\/span>\u00a0– A road construction worker from Indianapolis died Thursday, two days after police say he was hit on the jo<\/a>b by a Marlette woman. Julian Perez<\/strong>, 44, was working on M-25 north of Carrigan Road in Fort Gratiot Township shortly after noon on Tuesday when a 28-year-old Marlette woman driving north through the construction zone hit him. Perez was unresponsive when emergency crews arrived at the scene. He was taken to McLaren Port Huron hospital and transferred to McLaren Macomb hospital, where he died Thursday morning.<\/p>\nWorker falls to death dismantling Ohio factory tower<\/h3>\n\n\nWEST CHESTER, OH \u2014 Officials say a man working to take down a tower at a former manufacturing site in southwestern Ohio has fallen and died<\/a>. The worker fell around 9:45 a.m. Tuesday and died at the scene, said West Chester Township spokeswoman Barb Wilson. The man\u2019s name had not been released early Wednesday. Officials with the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration have been called to the site in the township roughly 20 miles north of Cincinnati. OSHA spokeswoman Rhonda Burke said the agency\u2019s preliminary information indicated the man fell while employed by a company that was handling demolition work at the site.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\nOhio truck driver killed in Interstate 80 crash<\/h3>\n
One worker killed, another seriously injured in overnight crash at Anderson worksite<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nANDERSON, IN \u2013 One worker was killed and another was seriously injured after a car crashed through their worksite<\/a> Saturday morning. The Madison County Sheriff’s crash team responded to a call around 8 a.m. on a bridge on County Road 600 West just south of County Road 200 North, that an SUV struck two men working on a bridge crossing the White River, according to Madison County Sheriff Scott Mellinger. David A Kirk<\/strong>, 58, Gwynneville, Indiana, was pronounced dead at the scene. Brandon Hanson, 39, Gwynneville, was lifelined to St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis with serious pelvic and leg injuries. Both men work for AK Shannon Excavating Company and were contracted by Madison County to perform bridge work on the White River bridge.<\/p>\nWorker Commits Suicide on the Job<\/h3>\n
Clarkston, WA — Ray Spencer<\/strong> was installing siding at 730 13th Street, Clarkston, WA. The owner of the company departed and later returned finding Spencer hanging in a detached garage by an extension cord. Emergency medical technicians were called and attempted to revive the employee.\u00a0Asotin County Corner declared the death to be\u00a0 suicide, asphyxiation by hanging. (Source: Washington Department of Labor and Industries)<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOfficials identify Texas pipeline worker killed in explosion<\/h3>\n
HOUSTON, TX – Texas officials released the name of a pipeline worker who died from injuries<\/a> suffered when a Midland County, Texas, natural gas pipeline caught fire and exploded on Wednesday, sending seven people to the hospital.\u00a0Bud Taylor,<\/strong> an employee of Navitas Midstream Partners, was one of five workers and two firefighters responding to a gas leak when at least one pipeline caught fire and triggered a series of explosions affecting several lines in the area, authorities said.\u00a0The 63-year-old died on Friday at University Medical Center in Lubbock, Texas, where five workers were airlifted on Wednesday from the Midland County blast. The names and affiliations of the other workers injured have not been released.<\/p>\nTruck driver killed in wreck<\/h3>\n
FRANKLIN, WV \u2014 A Virginia man lost his life after a single-vehicle accident<\/a> on Allegheny Mountain in Pendleton County.\u00a0Omar Hadi Fenjan Al Khuzaie<\/strong>, of Harrisonburg, Virginia, was killed when he crashed the tractor trailer he was operating.\u00a0West Virginia State Police Sgt. A.D. Teter said in a press release.\u00a0\u201cA tractor trailer was traveling east on U.S. 33, going down a steep grade, in a sharp lefthand curve, when the driver lost control, causing the vehicle to exit the roadway edge, overturning and crashing down over a steep mountain.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\nGranite City man killed in construction accident at Menard\u00a0prison<\/h3>\n
CHESTER, Ill. \u2013 The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is investigating a construction accident that claimed a Granite City\u2019s man life<\/a> Thursday. The accident occurred at the Menard Correctional Center. The exact circumstances surrounding the accident were not disclosed, but we do know that 55-year-old Ronald Pointer<\/strong> was killed. No other injuries at the prison were reported. The Chester, Illinois and Perryville, Missouri fire departments rushed to the prison following the accident. Pointer was a contractor for Merlin Stelzer Services and had 30 years of experience.<\/p>\nPolice release name of man killed in Columbus plant accident<\/h3>\n
COLUMBUS, Neb. \u2014 Authorities have released the name of an employee killed in an accident at a Columbus manufacturing plant<\/a>. First responders were sent Tuesday morning to the Nebraska Precast plant\u00a0to help someone pinned under a concrete form. Four other workers were taken to a hospital. One worker was pronounced dead at the scene. Police have identified him as 61-year-old Juvenal Aguilar<\/strong>, who lived in Columbus.<\/p>\nEmployee dies in industrial accident at North 40 Outfitters store<\/h3>\n
COLVILLE, Wash. – A 63-year-old retail worker in Colville was killed Thursday when a shelving unit fell on top of him<\/a>. Stevens County Coroner Lorrie Sampson said she was called to North 40 Outfitters on Main Street on the south side of the city at about 7:45 a.m. on a report of an accidental death. She identified the deceased as Randy Rowland<\/strong>. An autopsy has been scheduled. \u201cAll we know is that there was a very large shelving unit that toppled over and, kind of in a domino effect, took out another shelving unit,\u201d Sampson said. \u201cBoth shelving units combined and came down on this man. They\u2019re very heavy.\u201d<\/p>\nDemo Worker Dies From Oceanfront Building Collapse<\/h3>\n
MIAMI BEACH, FL \u2014 A demolition worker struck by flying debris<\/a> in the July 23 collapse of a former Miami Beach oceanfront condominium, has died from his injuries, according to Miami Beach police. Forty-two-year-old Samuel Landis<\/strong> was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital in critical condition following the building collapse. He died Friday afternoon. “The investigation remains active and open,” Ernesto Rodriguez of the Miami Beach Police Department told Patch. “As such, no additional information is currently available.”\u00a0 The former oceanfront Marlborough House condominium building collapsed when a planned demolition went horribly wrong. Witnesses described hearing a thunderous crash as the high-rise building came tumbling down like a house of cards. The building was located at 5775 Collins Avenue. “Obviously during that demolition something went terribly wrong,” Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber told reporters at the time.<\/p>\n\n\nPolice ID dump truck driver killed in Lake Geneva accident<\/h3>\n
LAKE GENEVA, WI —\u00a0<\/strong>Lake Geneva police Friday identified the Mukwonago dump truck driver who was killed in an accident<\/a> Thursday. Todd Klauser<\/strong>, 58, was driving a truck owned by Sobczyk Trucking of Big Bend, police Lt. Ed Gritzner said in a news release.\u00a0At about 8:39 a.m. Thursday, police responded to an accident involving the dump truck at the ramp of westbound Highway 50\/southbound Highway 120 and eastbound Highway 12. Klauser died at the scene, police said Thursday. The dump truck sustained severe damage. Gritzner said in an email Saturday, “The dump truck exited onto the off ramp, left the roadway and rolled.”<\/p>\nWoman killed in accident at Ventra<\/h3>\n
CADILLAC, MI \u2014 A 61-year-old woman was killed Monday at the Ventra factory<\/a> in Evart. The assembly worker was walking from the work area to the break area when a steel water pipe fell on her head, according to publicly available information from the Michigan Occupational Health and Safety Administration. The pressurized six-inch pipe was 15 feet up, preliminary reports said. Robin Wilkins-Yazdani<\/strong> was identified as the worker killed in the incident, according to a death notice received by the Cadillac News.<\/p>\n<\/header>\n<\/div>\nWorker dies after 40-foot fall at Dallas convention center<\/h3>\n
Dallas, TX — An electrician employed by Dallas’\u00a0Department of Aviation died\u00a0after a fall<\/a> Thursday morning at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. The man fell while working on lighting for aircraft navigational aids on the roof of the building, the city said.\u00a0 He fell 40 feet from the heliport,\u00a0KTVT-TV (Channel 11) reported, and efforts to revive him were unsuccessful.<\/p>\nRoad construction worker dies 2 days after being hit by Marlette woman<\/h3>\n
ST. CLAIR COUNTY, MI<\/span>\u00a0– A road construction worker from Indianapolis died Thursday, two days after police say he was hit on the jo<\/a>b by a Marlette woman. Julian Perez<\/strong>, 44, was working on M-25 north of Carrigan Road in Fort Gratiot Township shortly after noon on Tuesday when a 28-year-old Marlette woman driving north through the construction zone hit him. Perez was unresponsive when emergency crews arrived at the scene. He was taken to McLaren Port Huron hospital and transferred to McLaren Macomb hospital, where he died Thursday morning.<\/p>\nWorker falls to death dismantling Ohio factory tower<\/h3>\n\n\nWEST CHESTER, OH \u2014 Officials say a man working to take down a tower at a former manufacturing site in southwestern Ohio has fallen and died<\/a>. The worker fell around 9:45 a.m. Tuesday and died at the scene, said West Chester Township spokeswoman Barb Wilson. The man\u2019s name had not been released early Wednesday. Officials with the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration have been called to the site in the township roughly 20 miles north of Cincinnati. OSHA spokeswoman Rhonda Burke said the agency\u2019s preliminary information indicated the man fell while employed by a company that was handling demolition work at the site.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\nOhio truck driver killed in Interstate 80 crash<\/h3>\n
ANDERSON, IN \u2013 One worker was killed and another was seriously injured after a car crashed through their worksite<\/a> Saturday morning. The Madison County Sheriff’s crash team responded to a call around 8 a.m. on a bridge on County Road 600 West just south of County Road 200 North, that an SUV struck two men working on a bridge crossing the White River, according to Madison County Sheriff Scott Mellinger. David A Kirk<\/strong>, 58, Gwynneville, Indiana, was pronounced dead at the scene. Brandon Hanson, 39, Gwynneville, was lifelined to St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis with serious pelvic and leg injuries. Both men work for AK Shannon Excavating Company and were contracted by Madison County to perform bridge work on the White River bridge.<\/p>\n Clarkston, WA — Ray Spencer<\/strong> was installing siding at 730 13th Street, Clarkston, WA. The owner of the company departed and later returned finding Spencer hanging in a detached garage by an extension cord. Emergency medical technicians were called and attempted to revive the employee.\u00a0Asotin County Corner declared the death to be\u00a0 suicide, asphyxiation by hanging. (Source: Washington Department of Labor and Industries)<\/p>\n HOUSTON, TX – Texas officials released the name of a pipeline worker who died from injuries<\/a> suffered when a Midland County, Texas, natural gas pipeline caught fire and exploded on Wednesday, sending seven people to the hospital.\u00a0Bud Taylor,<\/strong> an employee of Navitas Midstream Partners, was one of five workers and two firefighters responding to a gas leak when at least one pipeline caught fire and triggered a series of explosions affecting several lines in the area, authorities said.\u00a0The 63-year-old died on Friday at University Medical Center in Lubbock, Texas, where five workers were airlifted on Wednesday from the Midland County blast. The names and affiliations of the other workers injured have not been released.<\/p>\n FRANKLIN, WV \u2014 A Virginia man lost his life after a single-vehicle accident<\/a> on Allegheny Mountain in Pendleton County.\u00a0Omar Hadi Fenjan Al Khuzaie<\/strong>, of Harrisonburg, Virginia, was killed when he crashed the tractor trailer he was operating.\u00a0West Virginia State Police Sgt. A.D. Teter said in a press release.\u00a0\u201cA tractor trailer was traveling east on U.S. 33, going down a steep grade, in a sharp lefthand curve, when the driver lost control, causing the vehicle to exit the roadway edge, overturning and crashing down over a steep mountain.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n CHESTER, Ill. \u2013 The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is investigating a construction accident that claimed a Granite City\u2019s man life<\/a> Thursday. The accident occurred at the Menard Correctional Center. The exact circumstances surrounding the accident were not disclosed, but we do know that 55-year-old Ronald Pointer<\/strong> was killed. No other injuries at the prison were reported. The Chester, Illinois and Perryville, Missouri fire departments rushed to the prison following the accident. Pointer was a contractor for Merlin Stelzer Services and had 30 years of experience.<\/p>\n COLUMBUS, Neb. \u2014 Authorities have released the name of an employee killed in an accident at a Columbus manufacturing plant<\/a>. First responders were sent Tuesday morning to the Nebraska Precast plant\u00a0to help someone pinned under a concrete form. Four other workers were taken to a hospital. One worker was pronounced dead at the scene. Police have identified him as 61-year-old Juvenal Aguilar<\/strong>, who lived in Columbus.<\/p>\n COLVILLE, Wash. – A 63-year-old retail worker in Colville was killed Thursday when a shelving unit fell on top of him<\/a>. Stevens County Coroner Lorrie Sampson said she was called to North 40 Outfitters on Main Street on the south side of the city at about 7:45 a.m. on a report of an accidental death. She identified the deceased as Randy Rowland<\/strong>. An autopsy has been scheduled. \u201cAll we know is that there was a very large shelving unit that toppled over and, kind of in a domino effect, took out another shelving unit,\u201d Sampson said. \u201cBoth shelving units combined and came down on this man. They\u2019re very heavy.\u201d<\/p>\n MIAMI BEACH, FL \u2014 A demolition worker struck by flying debris<\/a> in the July 23 collapse of a former Miami Beach oceanfront condominium, has died from his injuries, according to Miami Beach police. Forty-two-year-old Samuel Landis<\/strong> was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital in critical condition following the building collapse. He died Friday afternoon. “The investigation remains active and open,” Ernesto Rodriguez of the Miami Beach Police Department told Patch. “As such, no additional information is currently available.”\u00a0 The former oceanfront Marlborough House condominium building collapsed when a planned demolition went horribly wrong. Witnesses described hearing a thunderous crash as the high-rise building came tumbling down like a house of cards. The building was located at 5775 Collins Avenue. “Obviously during that demolition something went terribly wrong,” Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber told reporters at the time.<\/p>\n LAKE GENEVA, WI —\u00a0<\/strong>Lake Geneva police Friday identified the Mukwonago dump truck driver who was killed in an accident<\/a> Thursday. Todd Klauser<\/strong>, 58, was driving a truck owned by Sobczyk Trucking of Big Bend, police Lt. Ed Gritzner said in a news release.\u00a0At about 8:39 a.m. Thursday, police responded to an accident involving the dump truck at the ramp of westbound Highway 50\/southbound Highway 120 and eastbound Highway 12. Klauser died at the scene, police said Thursday. The dump truck sustained severe damage. Gritzner said in an email Saturday, “The dump truck exited onto the off ramp, left the roadway and rolled.”<\/p>\n CADILLAC, MI \u2014 A 61-year-old woman was killed Monday at the Ventra factory<\/a> in Evart. The assembly worker was walking from the work area to the break area when a steel water pipe fell on her head, according to publicly available information from the Michigan Occupational Health and Safety Administration. The pressurized six-inch pipe was 15 feet up, preliminary reports said. Robin Wilkins-Yazdani<\/strong> was identified as the worker killed in the incident, according to a death notice received by the Cadillac News.<\/p>\n<\/header>\n<\/div>\n Dallas, TX — An electrician employed by Dallas’\u00a0Department of Aviation died\u00a0after a fall<\/a> Thursday morning at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. The man fell while working on lighting for aircraft navigational aids on the roof of the building, the city said.\u00a0 He fell 40 feet from the heliport,\u00a0KTVT-TV (Channel 11) reported, and efforts to revive him were unsuccessful.<\/p>\n ST. CLAIR COUNTY, MI<\/span>\u00a0– A road construction worker from Indianapolis died Thursday, two days after police say he was hit on the jo<\/a>b by a Marlette woman. Julian Perez<\/strong>, 44, was working on M-25 north of Carrigan Road in Fort Gratiot Township shortly after noon on Tuesday when a 28-year-old Marlette woman driving north through the construction zone hit him. Perez was unresponsive when emergency crews arrived at the scene. He was taken to McLaren Port Huron hospital and transferred to McLaren Macomb hospital, where he died Thursday morning.<\/p>\nWorker Commits Suicide on the Job<\/h3>\n
Officials identify Texas pipeline worker killed in explosion<\/h3>\n
Truck driver killed in wreck<\/h3>\n
Granite City man killed in construction accident at Menard\u00a0prison<\/h3>\n
Police release name of man killed in Columbus plant accident<\/h3>\n
Employee dies in industrial accident at North 40 Outfitters store<\/h3>\n
Demo Worker Dies From Oceanfront Building Collapse<\/h3>\n
Police ID dump truck driver killed in Lake Geneva accident<\/h3>\n
Woman killed in accident at Ventra<\/h3>\n
Worker dies after 40-foot fall at Dallas convention center<\/h3>\n
Road construction worker dies 2 days after being hit by Marlette woman<\/h3>\n
Worker falls to death dismantling Ohio factory tower<\/h3>\n
Ohio truck driver killed in Interstate 80 crash<\/h3>\n