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Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation

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Series of field studies conducted by NIOSH

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Firefighter trainee dies from hyperthermia after live-fire training - Oklahoma

field study published in 2021

Career fire fighter fatally injured when struck in the head by the boom of an aerial platform - Louisiana

field study published in 2009

Volunteer fire fighter dies after suffering a head injury while operating a platform aerial ladder - Rhode Island

field study published in 2009

Volunteer assistant chief dies during a controlled-burn training evolution - Delaware

field study published in 2001

Fire fighter dies after a fall from the platform of an elevated tower ladder - New York

field study published in 2018

Mechanic electrocuted when a mobile light tower contacted powerline

field study published in 2017

A construction foreman dies when the construction equipment he was operating tipped over on him

field study published in 2006

Construction foreman/carpenter dies from complications from fall from roof

field study published in 2019

Decapitation of a construction foreman

field study published in 1982

Two career fire fighters die after falling from elevated aerial platform - Texas

field study published in 2009

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The Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (FACE) program's goal is the prevention of occupational fatality. Program elements include:

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government program

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