Officials ID Worker Who Fell Down Elevator Shaft
The Essex district attorney’s office said he was working on the roof of a nine-story building in Haverhill Tuesday morning when he fell.
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by Banker & Tradesman | May 16, 2018
Seventy-five people died on the job in the Boston area in 2016 – the most in any single year since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began releasing that information in 2000.
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