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Health Authority investigates worksite cherrypicker accident

Friday, 28th September, 2012 10:24am
Health Authority investigates worksite cherrypicker accident

The accident site at Bullock Lane in Cavan Town last Tuesday afternoon where a man was crushed by a fallen cherrypicker.

A worksite incident where a man was crushed by a hydraulic cherrypicker machine earlier this week is to be investigated by Health and Safety Authority, after it was referred as to them as a worksite accident by Gardai.

Gardai cordoned off the Bullock Lane area in Cavan Town around midday last Tuesday, after they received a report that a man had become trapped under a cherrypicker that had toppled over.

As a result, it is understood the man suffered a serious injury to his leg and was subsequently brought to Cavan General Hospital for treatment. His injuries were not believed to be life-threatening.

Gardai cordoned off the laneway from Main Street to Townparks for several hours while the scene was documented and cleared.

The HSA confirmed to The Anglo-Celt that the incident is now being investigated by their offices.

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