Never had that happen to us, who among us hasn’t passed through difficult times? Now, here is the bottom line, if we are going Than the rope, so it came zooming back down.
Lost my presence of mind and let go of the rope. I laid on my back looking at the empty barrel six stories above me, I again When I landed on the pile of bricks on the ground. This encounter with the barrel slowed me down enough to minimize my injuries In the vicinity of the thirdĪccounts for my broken ankle and lacerations along the left side of my body. Of the building at a rather rapid rate of speed. Because of my surprise atīeing jerked off the ground by the weight of the bricks, I lost my presence of My weight was not enough to keep me down. The bricks, I was soon to discover, weighed slightly more than 500 Will notice I stated in block number 2 of the accident report form that I weighġ50 pounds. Rope, holding it tightly to ensure slow descent of the bricks.
The rope at ground level, I went back up to the roof, swung the barrel out, and That I had a sizable pile of bricks left over, and rather than carry the bricksĭown by hand, I decided to lower them in a barrel using a pulley that wasĪttached to the edge of the roof on one side of the building.
This is what he wrote:Ī bricklayer by trade, and on the date of the accident I was working alone on A bricklayer had an accident on a construction site and had to file a detailed
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