A tragic incident at the APS Redhawk Power Plant in Arlington, Arizona resulted in the death of contractor John Michael Olver. The 50-year-old man fell to his death from a crane while working a 10-day contract job. A report from the Arizona Department of Occupational Safety and Health revealed that the guardrail height was inadequate, contributing to the accident. ADOSH issued citations and penalties to both APS, the plant’s operator, and Bay Valve, Olver’s employer. The Olver family expressed their belief that the accident was preventable and called for industrywide safety improvements. Both companies involved have stated their commitment to safety and are awaiting the full investigation report. Loved ones remember Olver as a dedicated professional and family man. The tragedy has prompted calls for increased safety measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. The community grieves the loss of a skilled worker like John Michael Olver, and hopes his death will lead to positive change in the industry.
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