File:Falls are the fifth most common event leading to an occupational fatality for oil and gas extraction workers.jpg
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| Description | Photo is a worker for A-plus Well Service in Farmington NM performing a fall rescue drill. Falls are the fifth most common event leading to an occupational fatality for oil and gas extraction workers. Wearing fall protection whenever working at height is essential to protecting workers from injury |
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| Source | Falls are the fifth most common event leading to an occupational fatality for oil and gas extraction workers |
| Author | National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) from USA |
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