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Concrete Mixer Truck Accident
A construction worker was injured while loading bags of dry mix into a truck-mounted concrete mixer. His arm was caught in the pinch point between the charging hopper and the barrel's internal mixing blades. The workers' compensation insurance company asked APTECH to investigate the accident. APTECH's investigation included an assessment of effectiveness of mechanical guards, warning signs, and operator safety training programs.
| Our primary contacts for matters regarding personal injuries from concrete mixing trucks or other machinery with the potential for pinch-point injuries can be reached at (408) 745-7000. |
Satish Almaula
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Plant failure and root cause analysis; process and design engineering analysis; process technology development and testing; plant engineering, operations, maintenance and safety management; plant and process control system management. |
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| Richard Schreiber, P.E. |
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Machinery and mechanical device
failure analysis, mechanical testing, combustion and heat transfer, industrial
fires and explosions, gas appliances. |
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| Kimble Clark, Ph.D. |
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Accident reconstruction, failure analysis. |
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| Eric Sullivan, P.E. |
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Metallurgy, welding, failure analysis,
fire and explosion investigations, equipment, piping. |
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| Jeffrey Grover, P.E. |
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Mechanical engineering, failure analysis, civil engineering. |
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