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Two Scaffold Collapse Accidents Injure Workers in Pennsylvania and New York

June 2017 - Two scaffold collapse accidents cause work injuries in Pennsylvania and New York. On June 22, a scaffold at a Philadelphia construction site collapsed causing 2 worker injuries. On June 26, a scaffold collapsed at a Queens, NY worksite causing injuries to 6 workers.

By |2017-06-27T13:38:44+00:00June 26th, 2017|Scaffold Accidents, Workplace Accident Articles|Comments Off on Two Scaffold Collapse Accidents Injure Workers in Pennsylvania and New York
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