A Yale construction site at Science Park, 275 Winchester Ave., was the scene of a horrific construction site accident more than two months ago. A steel beam collapsed on Sept. 13, which resulted in the death of Robert Adrian and injuring of three others, Robert Enfield, Robert Elliott and Sheneane Ragin.<\/p>\n
A plan for a new chiller plant at Science Park in Yale was the reason for the on-going construction. When completed, it will dole out tons of cool air throughout the campus buildings. There were conflicting reports from University officials and Local 24, a worker union of ironworkers, as to how long construction halted after the fatal accident. University officials stated that the construction ceased for two weeks after the death, but the union worker president said it halted only three or four days.<\/p>\n
Edmund Fitzgerald, an Occupational Safety Health Administration representative, said that by law, it usually takes at least up (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A Yale construction site at Science Park, 275 Winchester Ave., was the scene of a horrific construction site accident more than two months ago. A steel beam collapsed on Sept. 13, which resulted in the death of Robert Adrian and…<\/span><\/p>\n