
宜蘭科學園區一期大樓外牆清洗作業中,大型吊車突然傾覆,導致2名工人從20公尺高處墜落,65歲陳姓工人當場死亡,63歲葉男骨折重傷。初步調查顯示疑似吊臂機械故障所致,操作員已接受警詢,勞動部職安署將主導後續職災調查。
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宜蘭科學園區一期大樓進行外牆清洗作業時,大型吊車突然傾覆,導致工人從高處墜落。現場吊臂伸長至35公尺,雖未達最大38公尺,但疑似機械故障或操作不當造成事故。
宜蘭科學園區今早驚傳工安意外!一期大樓進行外牆清洗時,大型吊車突然傾覆,導致2名工人從20公尺高處墜落,65歲陳姓工人當場無呼吸心跳,送醫不治;63歲葉男則骨折重傷。勞檢單位據現場人員轉述,初判疑因吊臂機械故障釀禍,至於是否有人為操作不當,尚在調查釐清。
據現場職安人員指出,肇事吊車吊臂最長可至38公尺,但當時伸長至35公尺就發生傾覆,疑是吊臂機械故障。不過,專家表示,當機具四角固定後,若吊臂伸出過長或作業半徑過大,本就面臨極高翻覆風險。目前操作員已接受警詢,確切肇因與機械故障環節仍待釐清。
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宜蘭縣府勞工處第一時間表達關心並提供家屬協助。經查,清潔公司與吊車公司合作,機具與人員皆具備法定「一機三證」合格證明,且吊掛繩、配戴安全帽等設備亦符合規定。雖初步文件無違規,但後續職災詳細調查,將由勞動部職安署主責。
回顧案發經過,消防局於今早8點49分獲報到場,現場黃色吊車已呈現近90度翻肚朝天,後車輪懸空,液壓支撐架疑似失效或地基不穩,步道更遭強大衝擊力破壞,吊臂與工作吊籃,重重砸落在廠辦大樓外的石磚人行道上,吊籃側翻外,周邊更散落著碎裂石塊、樹枝、紅色塑膠箱與各式作業工具,平整步道遭受強大衝擊力破壞,顯見墜落瞬間力道極大。
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勞動部職安署將對此案進行詳細職災調查,並可能針對高空作業吊車使用提出新安全建議。
Very likely · Within weeks
相關公司可能面臨勞檢處罰與民事賠償請求。
Likely · Within months

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