Workplace fatalities by event or exposure, Minnesota, 2005, all ownerships (87 Total fatalities)

Other
Exposure
or nottoreported
harmful 1.15%
substances and environments 3.45%
Falls 12.64%
Transportation incidents 39.08%
Assaults and Violent acts 13.79%

Contact with objects and equipment 29.89%

Total fatalities)

5%
Fatal work injuries by location, Minnesota, 2005, all ownerships (87 Total fatalities)

Other or not reported 5.75%

Private Residence 5.75%

Street or highway 31.03%

Public building 8.05%

Farm 24.14%

Industrial place or premises 25.29%

ies)
Occupations with the largest number of worker fatalities, 2005, Minnesota, all ownerships (87 Total fatalities)

Industrial machinery installation,

3
repair, and maintenance workers

Construction managers 4

Carpenters 5

Construction laborers 6

Miscellaneous agricultural workers 7

Driver/sales workers and truck drivers 12

Agricultural managers

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Number of fatalities
7 Total fatalities)

14 15
Fatality work injuries varied between men and women, 2005, Minnesota, (79 men, 8 women)

32
Contact with objects and equipment

14
Falls

Exposure to harmful substances and 4

environments
Column B
Column C

Row 5

11
Assaults and violent acts
38

38
Transportation incidents
50

0 3 5 8 10 13 15 18 20 23 25 28 30 33 35 38 40 43 45 48 50
Percent
 women)

Column B
Column C
ns in the construction industry with the highest number of fatalities, Minnesota, 2005, all ownerships (25 Total f

Driver/sales workers and truck drivers 12.00%

All other 28.00%

Construction managers 16.00%

Carpenters 20.00% Construction laborers 24.00%

nerships (25 Total fatalities)
Fatal work injuries in selected industries, 2005, Minnesota, all ownerships (87 Total fatalities)

Manu-
factur- 4
ing

Profes-
sional 4
and

Educa-
tion and 4
health

Other
4
services

Trade,
trans- 14
porta-

Natural
re- 22
sources

Con-
struc-
tion

0 2.5 5 7.5 10 12.5 15 17.5 20 22.5 25

Number of fatalities
atalities)

25