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Singaporean worker, 31, dies after being pinned by machine; death is 45th workplace fatality in 2022​

PexelsWhen using forklifts, it is critical to ensure that the load is stable before being raised for transfer, to prevent any accidental toppling of the load, the Ministry of Manpower said.
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DARYL CHOO​

Published December 27, 2022
Updated December 28, 2022
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SINGAPORE — A 31-year-old worker died after an accident on Tuesday (Dec 27) morning at a building near the MacRitchie Reservoir Park despite a heightened safety period being imposed, bringing the number of workplace deaths so far this year to 45.
The Singaporean was struck and pinned down by a machine that toppled while the machine was being transferred by a forklift, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said in a statement.

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The man, who was not named by MOM, was taken unconscious to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
The accident happened at 7.53am at 601 Rifle Range Road.
He was employed by RCM Resources and the worksite was occupied by ST Engineering Advanced Material Engineering.

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“When using forklifts, it is critical to ensure that the forks are inserted underneath the load, and the load is stable before being raised for transfer,” MOM said. “This is to prevent any accidental toppling of the load.”
The ministry has instructed the occupier to stop all lifting operations.

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The number of workplace deaths this year has exceeded the 37 deaths for the whole of 2021.
To address a recent spate of workplace fatalities, MOM imposed a heightened safety period from Sept 1 to Feb 28 next year.
During this period, companies may be barred from hiring new foreign employees for up to three months if they are found to have committed serious workplace safety and health breaches after a serious or fatal workplace accident.

 

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Singaporean worker, 31, dies after being pinned by machine; death is 45th workplace fatality in 2022​

PexelsWhen using forklifts, it is critical to ensure that the load is stable before being raised for transfer, to prevent any accidental toppling of the load, the Ministry of Manpower said.
Follow us on Instagram and Tiktok, and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates.

BY

DARYL CHOO​

Published December 27, 2022
Updated December 28, 2022
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SINGAPORE — A 31-year-old worker died after an accident on Tuesday (Dec 27) morning at a building near the MacRitchie Reservoir Park despite a heightened safety period being imposed, bringing the number of workplace deaths so far this year to 45.
The Singaporean was struck and pinned down by a machine that toppled while the machine was being transferred by a forklift, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said in a statement.

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The man, who was not named by MOM, was taken unconscious to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
The accident happened at 7.53am at 601 Rifle Range Road.
He was employed by RCM Resources and the worksite was occupied by ST Engineering Advanced Material Engineering.

READ ALSO​

MOM imposes 'heightened safety' period; errant firms to be barred from hiring new foreign workers for up to 3 months​

“When using forklifts, it is critical to ensure that the forks are inserted underneath the load, and the load is stable before being raised for transfer,” MOM said. “This is to prevent any accidental toppling of the load.”
The ministry has instructed the occupier to stop all lifting operations.

ADVERTISEMENT​

The number of workplace deaths this year has exceeded the 37 deaths for the whole of 2021.
To address a recent spate of workplace fatalities, MOM imposed a heightened safety period from Sept 1 to Feb 28 next year.
During this period, companies may be barred from hiring new foreign employees for up to three months if they are found to have committed serious workplace safety and health breaches after a serious or fatal workplace accident.

WHY SO MANY DEATHS (WORKPLACE FATALITIES)??
If it is India or Bangla, MOM will not report the name of the victim because their population outnumber other races

These workers also wanna fcuk around in the night looking for sex in ECP/still road etc. West Coast area is still popular for such workers. I came across a group of 5 or 6 Singapore rich Chinese in 20s took one worker with them from ECP and came to nearby NTUC wine section asking him what kinda drink he likes. I have heard them making fun of his sexual performance too. Then I realize this worker is known to him. He was the only Indian in that group. It was a weekday. And this guy is getting paid as well. In the past, the Singaporeans were squeaky clean discriminating such workers but they wanna smell their bodies and get fcuked by the unclean worker with body y odor.

Will they be able to focus on heavy lifting jobs next day??
Absolutely not so easy next day. CECA and LGBTQ lifestyle are the root cause of all the major social problems in SG and around the world.

ICA and MOM to blame as well as we have more foreigners in SG than local citizens.
This post is intended for public awareness

 

[syed putra]

Probably guy reacted to push the machine back in place when it was toppling over. The boss won't like it if machine got damaged.

 

[countryman]

Why was a 31yr old sinkie doing the job?

 

[laksaboy]

Looks like he didn't manage to go home safe and healthy. Sad!